Some Preliminary Notes on Bureaucratic Relationships in the European Economic Community

Lawrence Scheinman

International Organization, 1966, vol. 20, issue 4, 750-773

Abstract: In his review of the Fifth General Report on the Activity of the European Community the Rapporteur for the European Parliament critically singled out certain aspects of the Commission's style in developing Community policy: the excessive importance it seemed to place on proposing only solutions which had the strongest chance of being adopted by the Council of Ministers instead of maximizing the potentiality of its power of initiative; and, as a corollary, the disturbing tendency toward increasing infusion and influence of national administrations in the policy orientations and decisions of the European Economic Community (EEC).

Date: 1966
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