Representation, Legitimacy and Oversight in EU Economic Governance

Abstract

The papers in this panel analyze various features associated with the representation and legitimacy in the economic governance of the European Union, from the extent to which citizens support international risk management, their attitudes toward EU subsidy fraud, the involvement of members of parliament in national budgetary decision-making, and the involvement of members of the European parliament in the EU economic governance. Keywords: public opinion, legitimacy, representation, oversight, fraud, parliamentary involvement, international risk management, budgeting

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You talking to me? MEP Questions in the Monetary Dialogues	View Paper Details
Allowing Oneself to the Community's Endowment? The Actors behind Subsidy Fraud	View Paper Details
Public Preferences for National and International Risk Management	View Paper Details
Budgetary coordination and the ‘crown jewels’ of parliamentary participation. Towards contextualised standards for the (supposed) democratic deficit in the EMU.	View Paper Details