The Juncker Commission

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Politicizing EU Policies

Robert Stüwe Thomas Panayotopoulos(Herausgeber*in)

Nomos (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 4. November 2020

216 Seiten

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Cover
CHAPTER I Outline of the Study
Introduction
By Thomas Panayotopoulos
List of references
CHAPTER II The Juncker Commission An Insider's View
Origins and Functioning of the Political Commission: An Assessment from Inside the Juncker Commission's Machine Room
By Martin Selmayr0F
1. The Political Commission: Why?
(i) The »Spitzenkandidat« principle
(ii) The experience of a Prime Minister
(iii) The heavy heritage of the financial crisis
2. The Political Commission: How?
(i) Juncker's Political Guidelines as a binding program of the Commission
(ii) A more hierarchical management structure of the College, based on Vice-Presidents and Project Teams
(iii) »Political discontinuity« at the start of the Juncker Commission
(iv) Presidentialized communication, a strengthened Secretariat-General and upgraded interinstitutional work
3. The Political Commission in Practice: Four Illustrations
(i) Keeping Greece in the euro
(ii) Doing whatever it takes to secure a fair deal with Britain
(iii) The glyphosate saga
(iv) Allowing Commissioners to participate in European Parliament elections
4. On the criticism of the political Commission
Conclusion
CHAPTER III The Juncker Commission's Ten Priorities
The Juncker Plan, when EU public banking enters politics
By Matthieu Bertrand
Intro
1. Behind the numbers
1.1. Main features of the Juncker Plan
1.2. A plan surrounded with high political stakes
1.3. A plan sold with high expectations and faced with strong skepticism
2. Beyond the numbers
2.1. Slow start, quick claim of victory
2.2. EFSI 2.0: first political tensions
2.3. Acclaims and criticism: expectations too high for its design
2.4. Acclaims and criticisms: the politicization of evaluations
3. The question of the policy control of financial instruments
3.1. Inter-institutional battles
3.2. A lack of policy control by the Commission by design
3.3. Political consequences for InvestEU
Conclusion
List of references
European Digital Single Market or the Collective Failure of Individuals
By Dominique Roch
All the stops on the legislative train
General Data Protection Regulation - the new gold standard
Why the Regulation is important but off target
Exercising the Right
Copyright or the right to copy existing law
List of references
Driving European Integration under the Spotlight of Climate: Shifting Policy Strategies under the Juncker Commission's Climate and Energy Agenda
By Sanni Kunnas
1. Assumptions on the impacts of EU politicization
2. Framing energy and climate policy during the Juncker Commission
2.1 Legislative output 2014-2019
2.2 Climate policy in the spotlight: Explaining the shifting narratives
3. Awaiting the Green Deal - driving European integration with an ambitious climate policy
3.1 Transfer of power to the European level
Outlook: Impacts on future European integration
List of references
Reframing a Deeper and Fairer Internal Market
By Grigoriani Bougatsa
Goals and Key Players
Progress made 2014-2019
The Single Market Strategy
Capital Markets Union
Taxation
Labor mobility package
Conclusion
How does that translate into von der Leyen's agenda?
List of references
A Deeper and Fairer Economic and Monetary Union
By Christoph Bierbrauer
List of references
A Balanced and Progressive Trade Policy to Harness Globalization - Trade for All?
By Katherine Simpson
A. EU trade policy
I. Progress made
II. Outlook for the Von der Leyen Commission
B. ISDS and the proposed Multilateral Investment Court
I. Progress Made
II. Outlook for the Von der Leyen Commission
C. Conclusions and Outlook
List of references
Justice, Fundamental Rights and the Juncker Commission: Qui trop embrasse, mal étreint?
By Henri de Waele
1. Introduction
2. Justice and fundamental rights in the Juncker Commission: four main threads
2.1 Overhaul of legislative instruments
2.2 Rule of law enforcement
2.3 The asylum and refugee crisis
2.4 Roll-out of the Fundamental Rights Charter
3. Conclusions
4. Perspectives for the von der Leyen Commission
List of references
The Juncker Commission: »Towards a New Policy on Migration«
By Liska Wittenberg
Introduction
Policy actions 2014-2019
Key players
Conclusion
Outlook for von der Leyen
List of references
A Stronger Global Actor Strengthening the Global Role of Europe
By Andreas Marchetti
Goals and Key Players
Analysis of the progress made in 2014-2019
Conclusion
Outlook for the new Commission
List of references
Politicizing EU Policies - The Juncker Commission's Priority 10 »Democratic Change«
By Sarah Gansen and Katarzyna Nowicka
1. Introduction
2. Analysis of the Progress Made towards a »Union of Democratic Change«
2.1 Attempting to Make Lobbying More Democratic
2.2 Review of the European Citizens' Initiative
2.3 Additional Comments
3. Concluding Remarks
List of references
CHAPTER IV Conclusion
Lessons Learned: How the Juncker Commission Navigated Politicized Policies
By Robert Stüwe
Why European integration is a politicized subject
Turning the concept of politicization into an empirical tool
Politicization as an Enabling and Constraining Factor for Juncker
Conclusion
List of references

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