An Introduction to the Debate on Economic Governance an the European Constitution
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An Introduction to the Debate on Economic Governance an the European ConstitutionAuthor (s)
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2006Abstract
Governance is a versatile term used in connection with several contemporary social
sciences. The European Union (EU) established its own concept of governance in
the White Paper on European Governance (Commission, ... [+]
Governance is a versatile term used in connection with several contemporary social
sciences. The European Union (EU) established its own concept of governance in
the White Paper on European Governance (Commission, 2001). The Final Report of
the Working Group VI of the European Convention (2002) focused the debate on the
concept of economic governance and analysed some of its implications (at political,
economic, regional, social, legislative and international levels).
The Constitutional Treaty has no clear definition of the scope and means of
actions of the new Economic Governance in the EU, especially when Governance refers
to economic and social policies. The dichotomy between Monetary Policy, controlled
by the European Central Bank, and socio-economic policies, regulated by Member
States, remains one of the peculiarities of the European process of integration [-]
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RUE: Revista universitaria europea, 2006, nº 5, p. 9-32Type
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