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Discourse and Order in the EU. A Deliberative Approach to European Governance

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  • Jürgen Neyer
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    Paper provided by European University Institute (EUI), Robert Schuman Centre of Advanced Studies (RSCAS) in its series EUI-RSCAS Working Papers with number 57.

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    Date of creation: 15 Nov 2002
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    Keywords: governance; integration theory; joint decision making; multilevel governance; participation; political representation; supranationalism;

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