The Law and Governance of the EU Public Ethics System

An Institutional Perspective

Gebonden Engels 2025 9783031803710
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This book examines how ethical the EU’s governance system is; in what ways it is (un)ethical; and how it could be improved. The so-called Qatargate, the influence-buying scandal that has rocked the EU Parliament, is just the latest in a series of scandals highlighting the need for reform. Moreover, as the EU regulatory influence continues to grow beyond its borders, a wider range of stakeholders claim their rights to influence EU decision-making. Growing and rapidly changing corporate influence over the EU also calls for a re-assessment of the EU's ability to safely interact with interest groups, especially when the latter embrace a new repertoire of subtle, often covert, lobbying tools such as astroturfing – the practice of hiding the sponsors of a message or organization to make it appear as though it originates from, and is supported by, grassroots participants. Against this backdrop, the questions at the core of this volume are the following: What are the ethics and integrity rules for the EU? How do they score compared to the integrity frameworks existing at the Member States’ level or in other democracies? How do we design these rules in the EU and ensure their enforcement? Can an EU ethics system contribute to preventing or mitigating unethical conduct within the Union? How do we improve the enforcement of integrity standards in the EU? In addressing these questions, this edited volume rationalises the existing 'EU ethical framework' and identifies its major shortcomings while contextualising it within the unique transnational setting that characterises the EU public administration and its various institutions. 

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ISBN13:9783031803710
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:gebonden
Uitgever:Springer Nature Switzerland
Verschijningsdatum:1-1-0001

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Chapter 1: Introduction to the Law and Governance of the EU Public Ethical System.-Chapter 2: The Law of the EU Public Ethical System.- Chapter 3: Ethics and Governance in the European Union.-Chapter 4: Reform-related conflictual dynamics between democratic political legitimacy and ethical administrations in EU institutions and international organisations.-Chapter 5: The European Commission and its ethical framework.-Chapter 6: The European Parliament and EU Ethics.-Chapter 7: The European Ombudsman and EU Ethics: From a horizontal to a vertical contribution.-Chapter 8: The European Court of Auditors and the EU Ethical Framework.-Chapter 9: An historical institutionalist account of the reform of the EU’s ethics system: the case of the interinstitutional ethics body.-Chapter 10: Ethics, Integrity, and Lobbying: Why & How to Modernise Government Affairs Regulation in the European Union.-Chapter 11: The varying levels of EU ethics: between an ethics paradigm and legitimacy mechanisms through participatory democracy.-Chapter 12: Strengthening Integrity: Whistleblower Protection as a Pillar of Ethical Governance in the EU.-Chapter 13: The EU Interinstitutional Body for Ethical Standards: A Preliminary Evaluation.-Chapter 14: The external dimension of the EU Public Ethical System: Anti-corruption in the EU’s enlargement and neighbourhood policies.-Chapter 15: “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy” in the EU Internal Market: Foreign Influence and Its Regulation.-Chapter 16: Foreign Interferences in the EU Political System: The pursuit of equilibrium against an elusive threat.-Chapter 17: Strategically ethical? The shift in the governance of the EU’s humanitarian aid policy.

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