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Whose Deficit? The European Democracy and Its Democracieseen intergovernmentalists and federalists. However, if we presume that the thesis of the democratic deficit is correct, we still need to determine whose deficit it is, who is responsible for it and who suffers because of it: is this, strictly speaking, an EU question or does it depend on the member

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What Should Be Democratized? The Peculiarity of Democracy in Europeensive complexity of a polity such as the European Union? In order to answer these questions appropriately, it is helpful to begin with the acknowledgement that we do not have an acceptable theory of democracy for anything more complex than nation states. That is why we must develop a political taxo

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On Behalf of Whom? The Multiple Representation of Europeans less as an issue related to procedures of democratic participation than as a question about quality of representation. From a certain perspective, voters and politicians nowadays must confront a cacophony of attempts at representation, but, from another point of view, this plurality of “representat

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What’s New? The Political Innovation of the European Union six aspects: (1) European ., more complex and diverse than we tend to think; (2) European ., with margins rather than limits or borders; (3) European . testing a new political structure that goes beyond the nation state and sovereignty; (4) European ., meaning pooling risks; (5) European . which ha

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How Social? The European Deficit of Justiceze the will of the citizens? We only have the social promise if we want to provide European institutions with the legitimacy and acceptance without which Europe cannot confront the challenges it will face in the future. It is not that democratic challenges are not important, but the social construct

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Who Decides? The Transnational Self-Determinationbecoming unusable faster than our ability to invent others. The aging of concepts is more rapid than our ability for replacement. My proposal in this chapter consists of making a brief comment about what we could call the Westphalian world, drawing our attention to the ways in which it is currently