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Author:   Aleksandra Maatsch (University of Cologne, Germany)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.270kg
ISBN:  

9781138326446

ISBN 10:   1138326445
Pages:   142
Publication Date:   25 July 2018
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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1. Introduction i.. National Parliaments in the Reform of European Economic Governance: Talking Shops or Deliberative Bodies? ii. National Parliaments in the European Union: From De-Parliamentarisation to Re-Parliamentarisation. iii. The Role of Parliaments in the European Union after the Lisbon Treaty iv. How Do Parliaments Contribute to Closing the Legitimacy Gap? v. Contents of the book 2. European Financial Crisis: Dominant Narratives and the Legal Status of Anti-Crisis Measures i. The European Financial Crisis ii. The Legal Status of Anti-Crisis Measures 3. Empowered or Disempowered? The Role of National Parliaments during the Reform of European Economic Governance 4. Drivers of Political Parties’ Voting Behaviour in European Economic Governance: The Ultimate Decline of the Economic Cleavage? i. Introduction ii. What Factors Explain Political Parties’ Voting Patterns on European Anti-crisis Measures? Literature Review and Hypotheses iii. Research Design, Methodological Approach and the Database Used in This Study iv. Empirical Findings v. Discussion and Conclusions 5. Parliamentary Parties’ Discourses on Anti-Crisis Measures: Between Solidarity and Particularistic Interest i. Introduction ii. Analytical Framework iii. Methodological Approach – Frame Analysis iv. Discursive Support and Opposition: Dominant Patterns v. Pragmatic and Idealistic Supporters vi. Opponents: Nationalists and Anti-Austerians vii. Conclusions 6. Macroeconomic Preferences of National Parliamentary Parties i. Introduction ii. Keynesianism and Neoliberalism iii. Which Factors Account for Political Parties’ Positioning on Macroeconomic Policies? Hypotheses of This Study. iv. Methodological Approach of this Study v. Empirical Evidence vi. Conclusions 7. Conclusions

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Aleksandra Maatsch is Chair of European and Multilevel Politics (Interim), University of Cologne, Germany.

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