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The European Union and the Puzzle of Parliamentary Government

  • Autores: Sergio Fabbrini
  • Localización: Revue d'integration europeenne= Journal of european integration, ISSN 0703-6337, Vol. 37, Nº 5, 2015, págs. 571-586
  • Idioma: inglés
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    • The parliamentary election of Jean-Claude Juncker as the Commission president re-launched the debate on the parliamentary transformation of the EU. The article critically discusses the argument that EU can or should become a parliamentary federation. Based on the analytical distinction between federation by aggregation and by disaggregation, and assuming the EU as a species of the former type, the article shows the difficulty of adopting a parliamentary government at the horizontal level because of the demographic asymmetry and cultural differentiation between the EU Member States. The constraints on adopting a parliamentary government are reflected in the Lisbon Treaty. But, also with a change of the Treaty, parliamentary government in the EU would be obstructed by inter-institutional and structural dilemmas.


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