This volume takes stock of twenty years of practising and studying
codecision in the European Union (EU) and examines the procedure's
long-term implications for the EU's institutions, politics and
policies. The introduction of co-legislation between the Council of
Ministers and the European Parliament in 1993 raised the prospect
of increased parliamentary involvement in EU decision-making and
promised a new era of more transparent, inclusive and accountable
policy-making. This collection draws together contributions from
diverse theoretical and methodological perspectives in order to
analyse the extent to which codecision has delivered the expected
gains and to review the unexpected effects that have followed from
its introduction, such as the growing informalisation of EU
decision-making. Using a combination of in-depth qualitative case
studies, wider quantitative analyses, practitioners' insights and a
review of the procedure's democratic legitimacy the contributions
offer a holistic assessment of the effect of co-decision on the
political system of the EU. This book was published as a special
issue of the Journal of European Public Policy.
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