Power in the Design of Constitutional Rules

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Power in the Design of Constitutional Rules

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Mika Widgren

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Mika Tapani Widgrén

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This paper examines different ways of measuring power and the use of these measures in the context of the European Union. The paper deals with classical power indices of co-operative games and more recent non-cooperative a priori measures. Special emphasis of the paper is in inter-institutional balance of power, Nice reforms and eastern enlargement.

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Paper provided by European Economy Group in its series European Economy Group Working Papers with number 23.

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Date of creation: 2003
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