2019•Unpublished venueRequires access

European economic governance and representative democracy: a comparative constitutional analysis on the role of parliaments in the Eurozone crisis

Greta Gabbarini

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The creation of the European economic monetary union (EMU). The economic crisis and the new constitutional architecture of European economic and monetary union. The role of national parliaments within the new European economic governance. Assessing the democratic legitimacy of the post crisis’ EU economic governance.

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Key concepts: Economic governance, Economic and monetary union, European debt crisis, European union, Legitimacy, Democracy, Political science, Democratic legitimacy