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Disentangling Double Politikverflechtung? The Implications of the Federal Reforms for Bund-Länder Relations on Europe

Moore, Carolyn; Eppler, Annegret
German Politics , Volume 17 (4): 488-508 Informa HealthcareDec 1, 2008

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Disentangling Double Politikverflechtung? The Implications of the Federal Reforms for Bund-Länder Relations on Europe

Abstract

The recent reforms of German federalism (Reform I) have established a new framework for Bund-L nder co-operation on EU policy. These seek to safeguard Germany's ability to co-operate in Europe by disentangling the joint roles and responsibilities bound up within the complex arrangements of the EU policy-making system, defined as a multiple framework of joint decisions, or doppelte Politikverflechtung . Whilst on the surface, the reforms enacted may be read as a success for the L nder in their bid to secure autonomy on European issues, closer analysis reveals that these changes may in fact hamper the L nder agenda on European issues, closing off new opportunities for influence.
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Title
Disentangling Double Politikverflechtung? The Implications of the Federal Reforms for Bund-Länder Relations on Europe
Author(s)
Moore, Carolyn; Eppler, Annegret
Journal
German Politics , Volume 17 (4): 488-508 Informa Healthcare – Dec 1, 2008
Publisher
Routledge
Copyright
© 2008 Informa plc
Subject
German Politics
ISSN
0964-4008
D.O.I.
10.1080/09644000802490527
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