Date: 2012
Type: Other
The Democratic Governance of the Euro
EUI RSCAS PP, 2012/08, Global Governance Programme, Europe in the World
POIARES PESSOA MADURO, Luis Miguel, DE WITTE, Bruno, KUMM, Mattias (editor/s), POIARES PESSOA MADURO, Luis Miguel, DE WITTE, Bruno, KUMM, Mattias, The Democratic Governance of the Euro, EUI RSCAS PP, 2012/08, Global Governance Programme, Europe in the World - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/23981
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This policy paper includes some of the contributions for a group set up at the EUI to address the crisis of the Euro area with a focus on its democratic dimensions. The perspectives included in here are diverse and not necessarily unanimous in the solutions they propose to address the crisis. They also go from the more general issues (what is needed to save the common currency and how to legitimate it) to more concrete questions regarding particular aspects of the new governance regime that the EU has slowly been setting up for the Euro. Common to them, as mentioned, is the democratic question. What democratic challenges does this crisis raises and how to address them?
Table of Contents:
-- Introductory Remarks, Miguel Poiares Maduro 1
-- The Euro Crisis and the Democratic Governance of the Euro: Legal and Political Issues of a Fiscal Crisis, Miguel Poiares Maduro, Bruno De Witte and Mattias Kumm 3
-- Democratic Governance of the Euro: Shortcomings and proposals for reform (rev/16.4. 2012), Roland Bieber 13
-- The Democratic Governance of the Euro: some proposals, Carlos Closa Montero 21
-- Lessons for the Euro and its Governance from History, Harold James 33
-- The European Economic Constitution in Crisis: Between ‘State of Exception’ and ‘Constitutional Moment’, Christian Joerges 39
-- The European Stability Mechanism: a constitutional authority in disguise, Giulio Napolitano 45
Cadmus permanent link: https://hdl.handle.net/1814/23981
ISSN: 1830-1541
Series/Number: EUI RSCAS PP; 2012/08; Global Governance Programme; Europe in the World
Other topic(s): Institutions and policy-making