Tag: Andreas Føllesdal
The EU’s lack of shared interests will continue to inhibit the creation of genuine democratic culture
How can the EU survive in a post crisis world, given the asymmetry of its decision-making apparatus? Andreas Follesdal argues that this, along with other issues that beset the aimed democratisation of European institutions, hinders the creation of a real culture of democratic accountability and legitimacy. Many reflective scholars voice concern about persistent features of […]
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