Parliament's role in anti-crisis decision-making
Briefing
17-12-2012
The EU's response to the financial and economic crisis has been characterised by the prominent role of the European Council. Moreover, a number of anti-crisis instruments have been adopted outside the EU framework in order to overcome political and legal hurdles and to speed up negotiations. The EP has played a very limited role in the development of agreements adopted outside the EU framework, but it does have some involvement in the implementation of these instruments, although usually merely through a right to being informed.
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- administrativ ledelse
- antikriseplan
- beslutningstagning
- demokratisk underskud
- DEN EUROPÆISKE UNION
- den åbne koordinationsmetode
- Det Europæiske Råd
- EP's beføjelser
- EU-institutioner og EU-forvaltning
- EU-lovgivning
- europæisk integration
- FINANSER
- interparlamentariske relationer
- koordinering af ØMU's politikker
- mellemstatsligt EU-samarbejde
- monetære forhold
- parlament
- parlamentarisk kontrol
- POLITIK
- tættere samarbejde
- valutaforhold
- valutakrise
- VIRKSOMHEDER OG KONKURRENCE
- ØKONOMI
- økonomisk politik