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The 2 logics of the EU politics
Intergovernmentalism + Supranationalism
Intergovernmentalism
Interactions between national governments
Supranationalism
Forces or actors at the European level
Applications of the 2 logics of EU politics
Explaining European integration over time
Characterizing EU institutions
Understanding day-to-day politic
The (dual) executive branch
European Commission + European Council
The (bicameral) legislative branch
European parliament + European Council (mostly co-decision procedure)
The judicial branch
Court of Justice of the EU
Court of Justice of the EU: Structure + 3 tasks
2 courts: ECJ (1 judge per member state). Tasks: 1. Infringement vs member states. 2. Judicial review. 3. Preliminary rulings (national court references)
4 key principles of EU law
Direct effect: Citizens enforce EU rights in national courts
Supremacy: EU law > national law
Mutual recognition: National standards accepted EU-wide
CJEU critique: Pushing integration without mandate?
EU Single Market: 4 freedoms + key facts
Notional start 1993. Four freedoms: Goods + Services + Capital + Labour. Deregulation/reregulation + EMU
EU competences: 3 types + examples
Exclusive: Customs, commercial policy, internal market, monetary (Eurozone), fisheries
Shared: Environment, immigration, social policy, energy, transport
Supporting: Health, culture, industry, education
EU policy constraints (3)?
1. No tax collection. 2. Small budget (CAP largest + cohesion + research). 3. Single market focus
EU power/choice/outcomes (5)?
Dispersed power + supermajorities block change + hard responsibility attribution + internal market focus + regulation/centrist/small denominator