Between Compliance and Particularism Member State Interests and Euro
The book examines how the interests of the member states, which provide the primary driving force for developments in European integration, are internalised and addressed by the law of the European Union. In this context, member state interests are taken
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Between Compliance and Particularism Member State Interests and European Union Law
Between Compliance and Particularism
Marton Varju Editor
Between Compliance and Particularism Member State Interests and European Union Law
Editor Marton Varju Center for Social Sciences Hungarian Academy of Sciences Budapest, Hungary
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Preface
This book presents a collection of the outputs produced by a research group set up under the Lendület Programme of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and its international network of researchers. The research group received funding to carry out a comprehensive legal analysis of the opportunities and constraints affecting policymaking in Hungary—as a Member State—in the European Union. One of our central strands of research focused on the “national interest”—the interests of the Member States—as a conceptual frame and an analytical tool for investigating the legal obligations imposed on the Member States in the Union, in the dynamic decision-making phase as well as in the course of their application and enforcement in the national territory. The context was unfolding before our eyes in the course of our work; the socio-economic transformation implemented in Hungary at the turn of the first decade of the twenty-first century brought with itself a change both in the “Europe politics” of the country and in the attitude of the government towards EU obligations and their impact on national policymaking and governance. Pursuing and protecting t
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