Titlebook: Brexit and Democracy; The Role of Parliame Thomas Christiansen,Diane Fromage Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Epidemiology and Pathophysiologya threat or enrichment for Europe’s societies, and whether closer cooperation in EU justice and home affairs led to higher or lower security..With the means of a discourse analysis, this chapter analyses the contributions UK-MEPs have made to EU-Mediterranean policies during their last tenure in the

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Brexit and the UK Parliament: Challenges and Opportunitiesndum, MPs’ contributions to debates, parliamentary votes, amendments and other parliamentary activities. We show the extent of Brexit-related parliamentary activity. We examine the role of Parliament in amending Brexit-related legislation, and the role of House of Commons select committees in the Br

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The Scrutiny of Brexit in National Parliaments: Germany, Luxembourg and the Czech Republic Comparedary health (Czech Republic). The three cases represent geographical diversity and differently sized countries, to take into account different levels of governmental influence over the Brexit negotiations. The study will focus on the formal powers of parliaments, their actual mobilization and the key

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National and Regional Parliaments in the Context of Brexit: The Case of Belgiumarliamentary questions, this chapter shows that, so far, Brexit has not been a very divisive issue in Belgium, but that regional parliaments may want to bolster their role through increased scrutiny on more technical issues.

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The Polish Parliament and the Scrutiny of Brexit in Polandns reveals that its role in the process is limited to mere monitoring and receipt of governmental information, despite the parliament’s fairly strong scrutiny powers in EU affairs. While the members of parliament are not able to influence the process by mandating the executive, the level of politici

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The Irish Parliament and Brexit6 vote. But how has this been reflected in the activities of the Irish legislature, the Oireachtas? What influence have Oireachtas members been able to exercise on the Government’s position on Brexit? Has the legislature brought any added value? This chapter seeks to answer such questions while exam

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The Spanish Parliament and Brexites have generated a broad consensus, in general terms. However, the last two general elections have meant a radical change in the political scenario, which means, on the one hand, that the Government no longer has such large parliamentary majorities and, on the other hand, that the consensus about E

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The European Parliament in the Brexit Process: Leading Role, Supporting Role or Just a Small Cameo?l negotiated between the British government and the European Commission. In this context, attention is paid also to the balance between the EP’s formal and informal role(s) in the Brexit process. Within the party-political dimension, the chapter discusses the partisan influence, exploring if and how