Beyond Compliance: The Europeanization of Member States through Negative Integration and Legal Uncertainty
Beyond Compliance: The Europeanization of Member States through Negative Integration and Legal Uncertainty
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超越合规：成员国通过消极一体化和法律不确定性实现欧洲化
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2008
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S. Schmidt
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S. Schmidt
欧洲化--即欧洲一体化对成员国的国内影响--正日益引起人们的关注，因为欧洲一体化在很大程度上决定了成员国的国内政策。然而，关于欧洲化的辩论主要集中在成功遵守欧洲次级法律的条件上。本说明认为，这一重点不足以抓住成员国作为多层次系统的一部分的影响。人们在很大程度上忽视了消极的一体化（做市）和对欧洲法律影响的法律的不确定性是如何制约国内政策制定的。
Abstract Europeanization – that is the domestic impact of European integration on member states – is rightly attracting increasing attention, given the extent to which European integration determines domestic policies. However, the debate on Europeanization focuses predominantly on the conditions for successful compliance with European secondary law. This note argues that this focus insufficiently captures the implications of member states being part of a multi-level system. It is largely overlooked how negative integration (market making) and legal uncertainty about the implications of European law constrains domestic policy making.