Revisionism as a logic of institutional change

Abstract: "How does a treaty-based organisation account for its shifts in policy and procedure? With the European Union's history in focus, the paper observes a pattern of evolution by which departures from existing practice are justified as moves to better honour commitments already held.... Full description

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Superior Title:	European law journal 23(2017), 5, S. 406-416
Persons:	White, Jonathan <<[VerfasserIn]>> -
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spelling	White, Jonathan <<[VerfasserIn]>> Revisionism as a logic of institutional change Jonathan White Abstract: "How does a treaty-based organisation account for its shifts in policy and procedure? With the European Union's history in focus, the paper observes a pattern of evolution by which departures from existing practice are justified as moves to better honour commitments already held. This logic of change-as-fidelity has long been the usual way of doing transnational politics in post-war Europe. The concept of revisionism, borrowed from the study of innovation in purposive organisations more generally, elucidates its place in the early European Community. The paper goes on to examine how more recent developments, especially visible in the Euro crisis, challenge this logic of change and threaten to displace it. It concludes by discussing what this implies for the political nature of the EU, and whether the revival of the revisionist method is plausible or desirable." (Seite 406) Enthalten in: European law journal 2017 23(2017), 5, S. 406-416 In
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