Titlebook: Parliaments and Parties; The European Parliam Roger Morgan (Professor of Political Science),Clar Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Introductionerence, or IGC, scheduled for 1996, the future of the Union’s institutional structure is uncertain and highly controversial. This book considers one of the EU’s main institutions, the European Parliament (EP), from the specific angle of how it relates to Europe’s other institutions of representative

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Belgiumsappeared altogether in 1984 with the introduction of a law which considerably extended the list of incompatibilities specified in previous legislation.. Legal bars to accumulating certain functions thus were added to those already imposed on Belgian parliamentarians by national electoral law. The r

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Italybe at first sight, it is inadequate and somewhat unjust in the light of a deeper analysis. It can help us, nevertheless, to understand the persistent difficulties of a sound evaluation of the problems of the European Community in general, and of the role and importance of the European Parliament in

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Britainue of the links between the political party organisations at the national and European levels; of the institutional channels of communication between Westminster and the European Parliament; and of Westminster’s response to the resolutions and other communications which the European Parliament has a

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Denmarkor Denmark a ‘last resort’ option, to be taken up when no other alternative remained. This has led to a static and negative approach to her membership. Denmark has tended therefore to adopt a deliberately defensive, arms-length approach to the Community, seeking to prevent too much interpermeability

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Irelandal place in the Community’s policy process, transnational party groupings representing the entire spectrum of political ideology have developed in the EP. The purpose of this chapter is to analyse the strength and nature of links between national parties and EP groups, and the links between the EP a