technocratic and democratic internationalism? Jean Monnet and the inception of European integration
Journal title DIRITTO COSTITUZIONALE
Author/s Umberto Tulli
Publishing Year 2024 Issue 2024/3
Language Italian Pages 24 P. 127-150 File size 193 KB
DOI 10.3280/DC2024-003006
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The aim of this contribution is to understand the extent to which the policies, practices, and rhetoric of the New Deal promoted by Franklin Delano Roosevelt had an impact on the inception of the process of European economic integration, beginning with the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC). In particular, it suggests that a modified version of the New Deal brought in Europe a renewed push for technocratic governance of the economy and a less-than-linear relationship with democracy in Europe; an incentive for strengthening supranational policies; and the possibility of developing economies of scale to stabilize democracy.
Keywords: tecnocrazia, Jean Monnet, integrazione sovranazionale, democrazia, economie di scala, New Deal; Technocracy, Jean Monnet, Supranational integration, Democracy, economies of scale; New Deal.
Umberto Tulli, Un internazionalismo tecnocratico e democratico? Jean Monnet e l’avvio dell’integrazione economica europea* in "DIRITTO COSTITUZIONALE" 3/2024, pp 127-150, DOI: 10.3280/DC2024-003006