Karlheinz Neunreither
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1002005 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Karlheinz Neunreither |
| PRENOMES | Karlheinz |
| SOBRENOME | Neunreither |
| ASSINATURA | NEUNREITHER K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Heidelberg University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 107 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1959 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Europa der Sechs Ohne Außenpolitik
The European Parliament and National Parliaments
The relations between the European Parliament and the national parliaments were not free, in the past, from mutual neglect and sometimes jealousy. Only in the 1990s, after Maastricht, were foundations laid with a view to a more rational coexistence, and possibly cooperation. The chapter examines this evolution, including the experience of parliamentary participation in the constitutional convention and the claim of national parliaments for a more…
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The European Union in Nice
In Early December 2000 The Political Leaders Of The European Union (EU) met in Nice in order to decide on the treaty adaptations needed before the enlargement envisaged for the next decade. The overall goal was to render the EU more efficient and its decision making more transparent. The outcome of this important event was widely considered as disappointing. Some observers even came to the conclusion that there were no leaders of the EU as such, …
Governance without Opposition
IT IS NOT EASY TO CHARACTERIZE THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) AS A political system. The main comprehensive approaches have at least partly failed, and we have to admit that the EU is neither completely neo-functional, nor intergovernmental, nor pre-federal. We may call it sui generis , but this does not carry us very far. On the other hand, we continue to apply in our analyses of the EU notions which originated in classical national democratic systems.…
The Democratic Deficit of the European Union
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Subsidiarity as a Guiding Principle for European Community Activities
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Transformation of a Political Role
Das Europa der Sechs ohne Aussenpolitik
Das Europa der Sechs ohne Außenpolitik
Das Europa Der Sechs Ohne Aussenpolitik
Oppositionelles Verhalten Im Ersten Deutschen Bundestag
Oppositionelles Verhalten im ersten Deutschen Bundestag (1949–1953)
Wissenschaftliche Darstellungen lassen sich zwei Gruppen zu weisen. Zu der einen gehören die Werke, die ein breites Gebiet umfassen und groBe Zusammenhänge erforschen. Der anderen Gruppe sind die Vers
Politics and Bureaucracy in the West German Bundesrat
The creation of the Bundesrat , when the Federal Republic was launched a decade ago, has brought into being a new variant among the several examples of second chambers in the lengthening history of federal governments. The purpose of this study is to investigate the working of that new model—in contrast to the expectations of its originators—and its relations to the other parts of a democratic system; and to assess its present merits and future u…
Federalism and West German Bureaucracy
The Democratic Deficit of the European Union
During Recent Years, The Notion of The Democratic deficit has become, together with subsidiarity, or transparency, one of the most popdar subjects for conferences on European Union. While almost everyone seems to agree that a democratic deficit exists, it is far from certain that there is a general understanding of what is meant by it. The most radical meaning would be that the European Union (EU) as such is undemocratic and that its decision-mak…
The European Parliament and National Parliaments
The relations between the European Parliament and the national parliaments were not free, in the past, from mutual neglect and sometimes jealousy. Only in the 1990s, after Maastricht, were foundations laid with a view to a more rational coexistence, and possibly cooperation. The chapter examines this evolution, including the experience of parliamentary participation in the constitutional convention and the claim of national parliaments for a more…
Elected legislators and their unelected assistants in the European Parliament
This paper discusses, in the framework of a wider study on legislative assistance in all relevant EU institutions, the case of the European Parliament (EP). Looking at the legislative process in the EU, it is quite evident that we find within the EP, as compared to the Council and the Commission, the elected legislators. This direct legitimacy is one of the major assets of the community system. In exercising their legislative functions, the Membe…
Governance without Opposition
IT IS NOT EASY TO CHARACTERIZE THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) AS A political system. The main comprehensive approaches have at least partly failed, and we have to admit that the EU is neither completely neo-functional, nor intergovernmental, nor pre-federal. We may call it sui generis , but this does not carry us very far. On the other hand, we continue to apply in our analyses of the EU notions which originated in classical national democratic systems.…
Subsidiarity as a Guiding Principle for European Community Activities
Maastricht Has Put Subsidiarity in The Forefront OF European Community (EC) guidelines. This new principle will allow the EC to take action wherever competences are shared in those areas where the member states cannot sufficiently achieve its objectives, but not beyond. The new Article 3b reads: The Community shall act within the limits of the powers conferred upon it by this Treaty and of the objectives assigned to it therein. In areas which do …
The European Union in Nice
In Early December 2000 The Political Leaders Of The European Union (EU) met in Nice in order to decide on the treaty adaptations needed before the enlargement envisaged for the next decade. The overall goal was to render the EU more efficient and its decision making more transparent. The outcome of this important event was widely considered as disappointing. Some observers even came to the conclusion that there were no leaders of the EU as such, …
Transformation of a Political Role
Federalism and West German Bureaucracy
Politics and Bureaucracy in the West German Bundesrat
The creation of the Bundesrat , when the Federal Republic was launched a decade ago, has brought into being a new variant among the several examples of second chambers in the lengthening history of federal governments. The purpose of this study is to investigate the working of that new model—in contrast to the expectations of its originators—and its relations to the other parts of a democratic system; and to assess its present merits and future u…
Federalism and West German Bureaucracy
Oppositionelles Verhalten Im Ersten Deutschen Bundestag
Oppositionelles Verhalten im ersten Deutschen Bundestag (1949–1953)
Wissenschaftliche Darstellungen lassen sich zwei Gruppen zu weisen. Zu der einen gehören die Werke, die ein breites Gebiet umfassen und groBe Zusammenhänge erforschen. Der anderen Gruppe sind die Vers
Das Europa der Sechs ohne Außenpolitik
Das Europa Der Sechs Ohne Aussenpolitik
Das Europa der Sechs ohne Aussenpolitik
Transformation of a Political Role
Subsidiarity as a Guiding Principle for European Community Activities
Maastricht Has Put Subsidiarity in The Forefront OF European Community (EC) guidelines. This new principle will allow the EC to take action wherever competences are shared in those areas where the member states cannot sufficiently achieve its objectives, but not beyond. The new Article 3b reads: The Community shall act within the limits of the powers conferred upon it by this Treaty and of the objectives assigned to it therein. In areas which do …
The Democratic Deficit of the European Union
During Recent Years, The Notion of The Democratic deficit has become, together with subsidiarity, or transparency, one of the most popdar subjects for conferences on European Union. While almost everyone seems to agree that a democratic deficit exists, it is far from certain that there is a general understanding of what is meant by it. The most radical meaning would be that the European Union (EU) as such is undemocratic and that its decision-mak…
Governance without Opposition
IT IS NOT EASY TO CHARACTERIZE THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) AS A political system. The main comprehensive approaches have at least partly failed, and we have to admit that the EU is neither completely neo-functional, nor intergovernmental, nor pre-federal. We may call it sui generis , but this does not carry us very far. On the other hand, we continue to apply in our analyses of the EU notions which originated in classical national democratic systems.…
The European Union in Nice
In Early December 2000 The Political Leaders Of The European Union (EU) met in Nice in order to decide on the treaty adaptations needed before the enlargement envisaged for the next decade. The overall goal was to render the EU more efficient and its decision making more transparent. The outcome of this important event was widely considered as disappointing. Some observers even came to the conclusion that there were no leaders of the EU as such, …
Elected legislators and their unelected assistants in the European Parliament
This paper discusses, in the framework of a wider study on legislative assistance in all relevant EU institutions, the case of the European Parliament (EP). Looking at the legislative process in the EU, it is quite evident that we find within the EP, as compared to the Council and the Commission, the elected legislators. This direct legitimacy is one of the major assets of the community system. In exercising their legislative functions, the Membe…
The European Parliament and National Parliaments
The relations between the European Parliament and the national parliaments were not free, in the past, from mutual neglect and sometimes jealousy. Only in the 1990s, after Maastricht, were foundations laid with a view to a more rational coexistence, and possibly cooperation. The chapter examines this evolution, including the experience of parliamentary participation in the constitutional convention and the claim of national parliaments for a more…
Europa der Sechs Ohne Außenpolitik
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