Sonia Piedrafita
Biographic Data
| ID | 4384286 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sonia Piedrafita |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sonia |
| FAMILY NAME | Piedrafita |
| SIGNATURE | PIEDRAFITA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centro de Estudios Políticos y Constitucionales |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Spanish Parliament and EU Affairs in the Post Lisbon Treaty Era: All Change
The new provisions on national parliaments in the Lisbon Treaty were welcomed with scepticism by some scholars and with hope by others. Sometime after the new provisions came into force, their impact on the role of national parliaments in the EU can already be examined. This article looks into the effect of the implementation of the Early Warning Mechanism and the other provisions on the parliamentary scrutiny of EU affairs in Spain. It also refl…
Instrumental Action and Norm Compliance in EU Enlargement Negotiations
To which extent and through which mechanisms might EU institutions shape the policies of member governments in interstate negotiations? This article examines the process through which legitimate actions and responsibilities for member governments were defined during the negotiations of Eastern enlargement and its impact on the policies of reluctant member states. Spanish governments from 1989 to 2004 dropped the initial intention to control the t…
Setting EU Eastern Enlargement Policy: Spain's Preferences for an Inclusive Process
After the European Union's (EU's) history-making decision to enlarge eastwards, other policy-setting decisions had to be taken, especially concerning when and under what conditions each candidate should join. This article offers a case study of the Enlargement policy of successive Spanish governments, socialist and conservative, during the period 1992–99. It demonstrates that Spanish government representatives defined state preferences in accorda…
The three logics of EU enlargement: Interests identities and arguments
In this article we examine three different ways to approach the study of EU Eastern enlargement process: first, from a utility-maximising perspective, second, from the values stemming from EU’s collective identity, and finally, using a deliberative framework. More specifically, we look at whether each of these different rationales can explain the decision to enlarge, the selection of the candidates and the opening of negotiations. In our conclusi…
The three logics of EU enlargement: Interests identities and arguments
In this article we examine three different ways to approach the study of EU Eastern enlargement process: first, from a utility-maximising perspective, second, from the values stemming from EU’s collective identity, and finally, using a deliberative framework. More specifically, we look at whether each of these different rationales can explain the decision to enlarge, the selection of the candidates and the opening of negotiations. In our conclusi…
The Spanish Parliament and EU Affairs in the Post Lisbon Treaty Era: All Change
The new provisions on national parliaments in the Lisbon Treaty were welcomed with scepticism by some scholars and with hope by others. Sometime after the new provisions came into force, their impact on the role of national parliaments in the EU can already be examined. This article looks into the effect of the implementation of the Early Warning Mechanism and the other provisions on the parliamentary scrutiny of EU affairs in Spain. It also refl…
Setting EU Eastern Enlargement Policy: Spain's Preferences for an Inclusive Process
After the European Union's (EU's) history-making decision to enlarge eastwards, other policy-setting decisions had to be taken, especially concerning when and under what conditions each candidate should join. This article offers a case study of the Enlargement policy of successive Spanish governments, socialist and conservative, during the period 1992–99. It demonstrates that Spanish government representatives defined state preferences in accorda…
The three logics of EU enlargement: Interests identities and arguments
In this article we examine three different ways to approach the study of EU Eastern enlargement process: first, from a utility-maximising perspective, second, from the values stemming from EU’s collective identity, and finally, using a deliberative framework. More specifically, we look at whether each of these different rationales can explain the decision to enlarge, the selection of the candidates and the opening of negotiations. In our conclusi…
Setting EU Eastern Enlargement Policy: Spain's Preferences for an Inclusive Process
After the European Union's (EU's) history-making decision to enlarge eastwards, other policy-setting decisions had to be taken, especially concerning when and under what conditions each candidate should join. This article offers a case study of the Enlargement policy of successive Spanish governments, socialist and conservative, during the period 1992–99. It demonstrates that Spanish government representatives defined state preferences in accorda…
Instrumental Action and Norm Compliance in EU Enlargement Negotiations
To which extent and through which mechanisms might EU institutions shape the policies of member governments in interstate negotiations? This article examines the process through which legitimate actions and responsibilities for member governments were defined during the negotiations of Eastern enlargement and its impact on the policies of reluctant member states. Spanish governments from 1989 to 2004 dropped the initial intention to control the t…
The Spanish Parliament and EU Affairs in the Post Lisbon Treaty Era: All Change
The new provisions on national parliaments in the Lisbon Treaty were welcomed with scepticism by some scholars and with hope by others. Sometime after the new provisions came into force, their impact on the role of national parliaments in the EU can already be examined. This article looks into the effect of the implementation of the Early Warning Mechanism and the other provisions on the parliamentary scrutiny of EU affairs in Spain. It also refl…
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