Le dinamiche della “diplomazia consiliare” nell’Unione europea tra consensus e astensioni

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] The dynamics of "council diplomacy" in the European Union between consensus and abstentions

Francesco Bestagno*

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Abstract

This study focuses on certain profiles of the Council’s internal activities, which are clearly diplomatic in nature. Relations among the members of this institution take place between government delegates acting on the basis of instructions received from national executives. It is therefore up to the Presidency to mediate between the positions of different governments, which often express national interests that do not always align. The Council’s work has a different dynamic depending on whether it involves the adoption of a typical act by vote, the adoption of an atypical instrument (conclusions) by consensus or an intergovernmental debate (rule of law dialogue). This study then discusses the legal implications of the choice to object, to abstain or, as has recently been the case, to be absent during the deliberations.
Translated title of the contribution[Autom. eng. transl.] The dynamics of "council diplomacy" in the European Union between consensus and abstentions
Original languageItalian
Pages (from-to)30-39
Number of pages10
JournalEUROJUS
Volume2024
Publication statusPublished - 2024

Keywords

  • Consiglio dell'UE
  • diplomacy
  • istituzioni dell'UE
  • unione europea
  • consensus
  • organizzazione internazionale
  • unanimità
  • astensione
  • diritto dell'Unione europea
  • diplomazia
  • Council of the EU
  • European Council
  • institutional framework
  • unanimity
  • majority
  • EU Law
  • international organization
  • Consiglio europeo

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