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The European Parliament’s role in EU treaty-making
Andrea Ott
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Integration, Differentiation and Flexibility: New Perspectives on EU Law and Policy
CERiM - Faculty of Law
Maastricht Centre for European Law
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European Parliament
100%
EU Treaty
100%
Treaty Making
100%
Constitutional Practice
57%
International Treaties
28%
Cjeu
28%
Law
14%
Treaties
14%
National Parliaments
14%
Lisbon Treaty
14%
Intergovernmental Agreements
14%
EU External Relations
14%
European Court of Justice
14%
Europol
14%
Primary Law
14%
Treaty Amendment
14%
Contribution Analysis
14%
Institutional Balance
14%
Or-parallelism
14%
Constitutional Rights
14%
Procedural
14%
Constitutional Treaty
14%
Power over
14%
Structural Symmetry
14%
Social Sciences
International Treaty
100%
EU Treaty
100%
Law
100%
Legislation
50%
International Instruments
50%
European Court of Justice
50%
Europol
50%
INIS
treaties
100%
symmetry
36%
power
9%
comparative evaluations
9%
resolution
9%
case law
9%
balances
9%
legislation
9%
courts
9%
amendments
9%
bilateral agreements
9%