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Journal of European Integration Volume 40, 2018 - Issue 3: National parliaments, the European Parliament and the democratic legitimation of the European Union economic governance
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European economic governance: deficient in democratic legitimacy?

Gavin BarrettSutherland School of Law, University College Dublin, Dublin, IrelandCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 249-264 | Published online: 31 May 2018

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Hanna Rautajoki & Laia Pi Ferrer. (2023) Shadowboxing in silence: balancing with European Semester guidelines in national parliamentary debates on economic policies. Critical Policy Studies 17:3, pages 351-371.
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Mario Munta. (2020) Building national ownership of the European Semester: the role of European Semester officers. European Politics and Society 21:1, pages 36-52.
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Diane Fromage & Ton van den Brink. (2018) Democratic legitimation of EU economic governance: challenges and opportunities for European Legislatures. Journal of European Integration 40:3, pages 235-248.
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Cristina Fasone. (2018) Towards a strengthened coordination between the EU and national budgets. A complementary role and a joint control for parliaments?. Journal of European Integration 40:3, pages 265-279.
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Ton van den Brink. (2018) National parliaments and EU economic performance policies. Impact defines involvement?. Journal of European Integration 40:3, pages 309-324.
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Valentin Kreilinger. (2018) Scrutinising the European Semester in national parliaments: what are the drivers of parliamentary involvement?. Journal of European Integration 40:3, pages 325-340.
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