Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

EU's Investment Policy Shaped by Competence Struggles, Not Just Societal Interests.

JCMS Journal of Common Market Studies
The EU's International Investment Policy ten years on: the Policy‐Making Implications of Unintended Competence Transfers
Robert Basedow

Paper Summary

The EU gained the power to make international investment policies in 2009. The way these policies are shaped is not just about different societal interests, but also about struggles between EU institutions and Member States. This shows that how the EU got this power matters for how policies are made.

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