Vom Brexit-Votum zum Bratislava-Prozess – die EU-27 sucht nach Reformansätzen

Hartmut Marhold

doi:10.5771/0720-5120-2017-1-31

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  - 11–30 Die Globale Strategie der Europäischen Union – den Visionen Taten folgen lassen Michael Reiterer Michael Reiterer 11–30
  - 31–51 Vom Brexit-Votum zum Bratislava-Prozess – die EU-27 sucht nach Reformansätzen Hartmut Marhold Hartmut Marhold 31–51
  - 52–66 Möglichkeiten und Grenzen repräsentativer Demokratie in der EU-Finanzkrise Claudia Wiesner Claudia Wiesner 52–66
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  - Die EU-Politik gegenüber Zentralasien und dem Südkaukasus zwischen regionalem und bilateralem Ansatz Julian Plottka Julian Plottka
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Vom Brexit-Votum zum Bratislava-Prozess – die EU-27 sucht nach Reformansätzen

Autoren

Hartmut Marhold

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0720-5120-2017-1-31
- ISSN print: 0720-5120
- ISSN online: 2941-8895
Zusammenfassung

The British decision to leave the European Union resulted in two debates on the future of the EU: First, the Union has to reach an agreement with the United Kingdom on how to organise Brexit. Second, the EU institutions and the remaining 27 member states have to think about how to reform the EU political system. The article reviews the latter debate and analyses recent proposals for reforming the EU published by member state governments, EU institutions and civil society organisations since the British referendum in June 2016. Based on the review, the article compares the current reform debate to previous ones in the history of European integration and presents an outlook on its future course.

Abstract

The British decision to leave the European Union resulted in two debates on the future of the EU: First, the Union has to reach an agreement with the United Kingdom on how to organise Brexit. Second, the EU institutions and the remaining 27 member states have to think about how to reform the EU political system. The article reviews the latter debate and analyses recent proposals for reforming the EU published by member state governments, EU institutions and civil society organisations since the British referendum in June 2016. Based on the review, the article compares the current reform debate to previous ones in the history of European integration and presents an outlook on its future course.
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