European Democracy and Its Critique Five Uneasy Pieces
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democracy; European citizenship; European Court of Justice; European elections; European Parliament; federalism; Germany; German Constitutional Court; governance; institutionalisation; integration theory; intergovernmentalism; internationalism; law; Treaty on European Union; Nation-state; political science; polity building; regional policy; supranationalism;All these keywords.
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