Public Policy Instrumentation in the EU
SPIRE (Sciences Po)Published 1 January 2008Open access
Charlotte Halpern, Patrick Le Galès
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Over the years, and in order to bypass the limits associated to the characteristics of the EU (budget limitations for instance), the Commission has put forward new modes of governance. In part, the EU’s legitimacy discourse relies upon systematic innovation around new modes of governance promoted by the newly enlarged EU for the new millennium (...).
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