Non‐State Actors and the New Intergovernmentalism
这篇研究笔记回应新政府间主义辩论，指出其假设忽视了非国家行为体在欧盟一体化中的作用，并以民事安全产业和司法内政政策为例，说明国家权力集中与跨国商业利益集中并行。
Abstract This research note responds to recent debates about new intergovernmentalism and argues that the hypotheses of Bickerton, Hodson and Puetter overlook the roles non‐state actors play in the integration process. It intends to open up a debate about private power and the new intergovernmentalism, demonstrating that the concentration of powers of national governments has proceeded alongside the concentration of powers of transnational business interests in Europe. The note draws on the example of the civil security industry and Justice and Home Affairs policies in order to modify the six hypotheses of new intergovernmentalism.