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European Union energy policy integration: A case of European Commission policy entrepreneurship and increasing supranationalism

Maltby, Tomas

Energy policy, 2013-04, Vol.55 (100), p.435-444 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Kidlington: Elsevier Ltd

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European Union energy policy integration: A case of European Commission policy entrepreneurship and increasing supranationalism
Autor: Maltby, Tomas
Assuntos: Applied sciences ; development policy ; Diversification ; Economic data ; Energy ; Energy economics ; Energy industry ; Energy policy ; Energy security ; Entrepreneurs ; Entrepreneurship ; EU enlargement ; European Commission ; European integration ; European Union ; European Union agenda-setting ; European Union integration ; Exact sciences and technology ; Fossil fuels and derived products ; Gas ; General, economic and professional studies ; Imports ; Markets ; Policy making ; politics ; Prices ; Small and medium sized enterprises ; Studies ; Supranationalism ; Western Europe
É parte de: Energy policy, 2013-04, Vol.55 (100), p.435-444
Notas: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2012.12.031
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Descrição: Focusing on gas, this article explores the role of the European Commission in the process of European Union energy security policy development, and the extent to which the policy area is becoming increasingly supranational. Situating the article within the literature on agenda-setting and framing, it is argued that a policy window was opened as a result of: enlargement to include more energy import dependent states, a trend of increasing energy imports and prices, and gas supply disruptions. From the mid-2000s, the Commission contributed to a shift in political norms, successfully framing import dependency as a problem requiring an EU-level solution, based on the institution’s pre-existing preferences for a diversified energy supply and internal energy market. Whilst Member States retain significant sovereignty, the Commission has achieved since 2006 creeping competencies in the internal, and to a lesser extent external, dimensions of EU energy policy. ► We examine the development of EU energy security policy, focusing on gas. ► We examine changes in European Commission competence in energy policy. ► The European Commission has gained increased competence in the internal market. ► In the external dimension of EU energy policy Member States retain competence. ► The European Commission has had qualified success as a policy entrepreneur.
Editor: Kidlington: Elsevier Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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