Titlebook: European Disunion; Between Sovereignty Jack Hayward (Research Professor of Politics),Rüdi Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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The Difficult Emergence of a European PeopleEuropean integration have yet failed to create a widely felt sense of European identity. This ‘non-identity’ thesis takes a more formal meaning in academic research, whereby scholars complain that there is no such thing as a ‘European demos’ (for example, Gabel and Anderson 2001; Scharpf 1999). For

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National Governments, the European Council and Councils of Ministers: A Plurality of Sovereignties. (EU). Uneasy references to pooled, shared and split sovereignty collide with sovereignty’s connotation of the purported unity and indivisibility of a supreme coercive power. At the interface between law and politics, sovereignty is the focus of an ‘ongoing dialectic’ between them in a polycentric EU

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The Empowerment of Parliaments in EU Integration: Victims or Victors?d role of the European Parliament (EP), national parliaments have seen their powers curtailed. According to the so-called deparliamentarisation thesis, EU integration has led to the erosion of national parliamentary control over their national governments. The marginalisation of national parliaments