The Neo-Functionalists Were (Almost) Right: Politicization and European Integration

Liesbet Hooghe · Gary Wolfe Marks

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This paper examines the politicization of European integration. We begin by asking how neofunctionalism and its precursor, functionalism, conceive the politics of regional integration. Then we turn to the evidence of the past two decades and ask how politicization has, in fact, shaped the level, scope, and character of European integration.

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