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The European Union's "democratic deficit," and ways that might be found to resolve it, are important issues in both academic debate and practical politics. This book offers a fresh approach to the subject by bringing together a diverse range of authors who have been actively involved either in analyzing the activities of the EU or in participating in them. It goes beyond a primarily institutional approach by highlighting the less obvious barriers to participation experienced by those campaigning for the rights of disadvantaged groups.
Contents
Social solidarity in the Delors period - barriers to participation, Sue Cohen; reconciling suprastatism and accountability - a view from Sweden, Sverker Gustavsson; a Europe of the peoples? - New Labour and democratizing the EU, Stefano Fella; how democratic is the European Parliament?, John Lambert and Catherine Hoskyns; controlling EMU, Valerio Lintner; Eastern enlargement and democracy, Mary Kaldor; democratization - a constitutionalizing process, Richard Kuper; democratizing the EU - evidence and argument, Catherine Hoskyns.