Publication

Oct 1999

This article outlines the process by which Europe's supranational institutions are able to influence integration. The authors treat institutions as independent variables in order to understand how they are systematically associated with specific outcomes. The core of their analysis concerns the impact of legislative rules on the discretion of bureaucrats to implement policy or judges to adjudicate statutory disputes in ways that further their own preferences.

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Author George Tsebelis, Geoffrey Garrett
Series Leitner Program Working Papers
Issue 7
Publisher Leitner Program in International & Comparative Political Economy
Copyright © 1999 Leitner Program
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