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EU Governance in an Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Logics of Decision-making in the Justice and Home Affairs Council

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  • Jonathan P. Aus

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This collection of articles examines some of the legislative cornerstones of the emerging EU Area of Freedom, Security and Justice in light of the research question whether the relevant decision-making processes in the Justice and Home Affairs Council may best be understood from a Rationalist or from an Institutionalist perspective. The empirical focus lies on a handful of important legislative acts adopted by the Justice and Home Affairs Council after the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam, namely the Dublin II Regulation, the Eurodac Regulation, the Biometric Passports Regulation and the cross-pillar Facilitators Package. Based on a comparative analysis of these case studies, the author specifies the conditions under which the members of the Justice and Home Affairs Council adhered to the logic of consequentiality, the logic of appropriateness, or both.

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  • Jonathan P. Aus, 2007. "EU Governance in an Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Logics of Decision-making in the Justice and Home Affairs Council," ARENA Working Papers 15, ARENA.
    • Handle: RePEc:erp:arenax:p0232
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    1. Maria Ferreira, 2010. "Emerging Markets: Theory & Practice / Turkey’s Reforms Post 2001 Crisis," Journal of Global Analysis, Centre for Strategic Research and Analysis, vol. 1(2), pages 153-183, October.

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