Parliaments and the Economic Governance of the European Union: Talking Shops or Deliberative Bodies?
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This book concerns the role that parliaments (primarily at the national level, but also the European Parliament) have had within the governance modes of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) of the European Union (EU) after the Eurozone crisis and the measures assumed to counter it.
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