Maja Kluger Dionigi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4382425 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maja Kluger Dionigi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maja Kluger |
| FAMILY NAME | Dionigi |
| SIGNATURE | DIONIGI M K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Think Tank Europa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9586-5300 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Trilogues in Council
n Contains fulltext :\n 284665.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
The European Parliament’s oversight powers in economic governance
The European Parliament (EP) was instrumental in acquiring new oversight powers in EU legislation addressing the European debt crisis, such as the economic dialogue. We know little about how Members of the EP (MEPs) use these powers in practice. In this paper, I systematically analyse the practical application of the economic dialogue by focusing on the factors that drive MEPs' engagement and diligence in the dialogue. Using original data on MEPs…
Losing out on substance but winning procedurally? The European Parliament and accountability in crisis legislation
Recent studies have found that the European Parliament (EP) had limited substantive influence on the European Union’s response to the European debt crisis. It has been argued that Parliament compensated this loss by expanding its oversight powers over executive bodies in the implementation of crisis legislation. This article systematically assesses the conditions under which the EP has been successful in increasing its account-holding powers, usi…
National Parliaments’ Use of the Political Dialogue
In this article, we examine the reasons behind national parliamentary engagement in the political dialogue with the Commission. We do so through a qualitative content analysis of over 200 national parliamentary opinions submitted to the Commission in recent years and interviews with national parliamentary representatives and Commission officials. We demonstrate that national parliaments’ engagement with the Commission is not simply a story about …
The European Parliament’s oversight powers in economic governance
The European Parliament (EP) was instrumental in acquiring new oversight powers in EU legislation addressing the European debt crisis, such as the economic dialogue. We know little about how Members of the EP (MEPs) use these powers in practice. In this paper, I systematically analyse the practical application of the economic dialogue by focusing on the factors that drive MEPs' engagement and diligence in the dialogue. Using original data on MEPs…
National Parliaments’ Use of the Political Dialogue
In this article, we examine the reasons behind national parliamentary engagement in the political dialogue with the Commission. We do so through a qualitative content analysis of over 200 national parliamentary opinions submitted to the Commission in recent years and interviews with national parliamentary representatives and Commission officials. We demonstrate that national parliaments’ engagement with the Commission is not simply a story about …
Trilogues in Council
n Contains fulltext :\n 284665.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
Losing out on substance but winning procedurally? The European Parliament and accountability in crisis legislation
Recent studies have found that the European Parliament (EP) had limited substantive influence on the European Union’s response to the European debt crisis. It has been argued that Parliament compensated this loss by expanding its oversight powers over executive bodies in the implementation of crisis legislation. This article systematically assesses the conditions under which the EP has been successful in increasing its account-holding powers, usi…
National Parliaments’ Use of the Political Dialogue
In this article, we examine the reasons behind national parliamentary engagement in the political dialogue with the Commission. We do so through a qualitative content analysis of over 200 national parliamentary opinions submitted to the Commission in recent years and interviews with national parliamentary representatives and Commission officials. We demonstrate that national parliaments’ engagement with the Commission is not simply a story about …
Losing out on substance but winning procedurally? The European Parliament and accountability in crisis legislation
Recent studies have found that the European Parliament (EP) had limited substantive influence on the European Union’s response to the European debt crisis. It has been argued that Parliament compensated this loss by expanding its oversight powers over executive bodies in the implementation of crisis legislation. This article systematically assesses the conditions under which the EP has been successful in increasing its account-holding powers, usi…
The European Parliament’s oversight powers in economic governance
The European Parliament (EP) was instrumental in acquiring new oversight powers in EU legislation addressing the European debt crisis, such as the economic dialogue. We know little about how Members of the EP (MEPs) use these powers in practice. In this paper, I systematically analyse the practical application of the economic dialogue by focusing on the factors that drive MEPs' engagement and diligence in the dialogue. Using original data on MEPs…
Trilogues in Council
n Contains fulltext :\n 284665.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)\n
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