Titlebook: Democratizing Europe; Antoine Vauchez Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 EU.Democratic deficit.European Court

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Jorge M. Galante,Nicolás A. Rubions with the various institutions that make up Europe’s independent branch. Drawing on recent trends of reflections on “technical democracy,” Democratizing Europe explores new ways to reconcile the required independence of these institutions with their full insertion into Europe’s public sphere and a responsiveness to the democratic debate.

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Democratizing the Union,ns with the various institutions that make up Europe’s independent branch. Drawing on recent trends of reflections on “technical democracy,” Democratizing Europe explores new ways to reconcile the required independence of these institutions with their full insertion into Europe’s public sphere and a responsiveness to the democratic debate.

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2946-3637 ding role of independent powers (the European Court, Commission and Central Bank). Vauchez suggests that we recognize this centrality and adjust our democratization strategies accordingly.978-1-137-54091-1Series ISSN 2946-3637 Series E-ISSN 2946-3645

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Susanne Robra-Bissantz,Christoph Lattemannt of the gradual parliamentarization of European Union (EU) polity, that has captured much of EU political imagination for the past four decades, no longer appears likely, or even to some extent desirable.

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Introduction,t of the gradual parliamentarization of European Union (EU) polity, that has captured much of EU political imagination for the past four decades, no longer appears likely, or even to some extent desirable.

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Nicolás A. Rubio,Jorge M. Galanteve jointly set the stage for a transnational polity relatively autonomous from Member States. Relatedly, the chapter identifies “independence” and “expertise” as the very terrain on which Europe’s special political legitimacy and specialized public sphere has been invented and consolidated.

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