Democracy in the European Union : integration through deliberation? edited by Erik Oddvar Eriksen and John Erik Fossum.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: London : Routledge, 2000.Description: 310 pISBN: - 9780415225922
- 341.2422 ERI/DEM
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Table of Contents :
Chapter 1. Post-national integration
Chapter 2. Beyond the nation-state? On some consequences of economic globalization
Chapter 3. Deliberative supranationalism in the EU
Chapter 4. The uses of democracy: reflections on the European democratic deficit
Chapter 5. Subsidiarity and democratic deliberation
Chapter 6. Constitution-making in the European Union
Chapter 7. The anonymous hand of public reason: interparliamentary discourse and the quest for legitimacy
Chapter 8. Challenging the bureaucratic challenge
Chapter 9. Demanding public deliberation: the Council of Ministers; some lessons from the Anglo-American history
Chapter 10. Can the European Union become a sphere of publics?
Chapter 11. Indigenous rights and the limitations of the nation-state
Chapter 12. Conclusion: legitimation through deliberation
Index