THE APPLICATION OF NEO(NEO)FUNCTIONALIST THEORY TO JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS

Abstract

This paper attempts a neofunctionalist appraisal of the development of Justice and Home Affairs, which has been one of the most dynamic EU policy areas in recent years. It argues that neofimctionalism can explain the increasing supranationalisation of this policy area despite the fact that internal security has traditionally been conceived as an integral part of national sovereignty. 

Keywords

• Adalet ve İçişlerinde İşbirliği
• Yeni İşlevselcilik
• yayılma

THE APPLICATION OF NEO(NEO)FUNCTIONALIST THEORY TO JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS

Abstract

This paper attempts a neofunctionalist appraisal of the development of Justice and Home Affairs, which has been one of the most dynamic EU policy areas in recent years. It argues that neofimctionalism can explain the increasing supranationalisation of this policy area despite the fact that internal security has traditionally been conceived as an integral part of national sovereignty.

Keywords

• JHA
• Neo.functionalism
• Spillover

References

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2. Wessels, Bernhard (1999). 'European Parliament and Interest Groups'. RichardS. Katz and Bernhard Wessels (eds.), The European Parliament, the National Parliament and European Integration. Oxford: Oxford University Press