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Multilevel governance from the Lisbon treaty to the white paper of multilevel governance

Authors: Gal, Diana; Horga, Ioan;

Multilevel governance from the Lisbon treaty to the white paper of multilevel governance

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Este nota pretende sintetizar las reacciones y aportaciones del mundo académico acerca del problema de gobernanza multinivel, definida en el Libro Blanco del Comité de las Regiones sobre la Gobernanza Multinivel. En este artículo, nos encontramos con tres necesidades importantes para la gobernanza de múltiples niveles: la necesidad de reforzar la cohesión interna de la Unión, la necesidad de contar con un proceso democrático europeo y, por último, el prisma de la gobernanza mundial actual. La gobernanza multinivel es vista como un apoyo a la aplicación de las disposiciones del Tratado de Lisboa y la gobernanza de la UE después de la entrada en vigor. Palabras claves: Gobernanza multinivel. Comité de las Regiones. Tratado de Lisboa. Unión Europea. Abstract This note aims to synthesize the reactions and contributions of the academic world “vis-a-vis” of the Multilevel governance problem, defined in the CoR’s White Paper of Multilevel Governance. In this article, we find three important needs for multilevel governance: the need to of strengthening the Union's internal cohesion, the need to have a democratic European process, and finally, the prism of the current global governance. The multilevel governance is seen as a support for the implementation of the provisions of the Lisbon Treaty and the EU’s after governance entering into force. Keywords: Multilevel governance. Committee of the Regions. Lisbon Treaty. European Union.

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