Still in democratic deficit

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European Union Policy and Governance Political Theory and Democracy European and International Law Studies

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The rejection of the Lisbon Treaty by the Irish electorate has given new vigour to the debate on the European Union’s widely perceived democratic deficit. Does the EU indeed have a serious democracy problem? What are the options open to the European political leadership and which of these should be acted upon?

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