英文摘要 |
The development of the European Union involves power interactions among supranational mechanisms, sovereign states,and state-and society level interest groups. Since traditional integration theories focus on either the state-centered or the social-centered viewpoints, however, they are too idealistic or too simplistic and thus unable to explain the power transition of national sovereignty, the role of interest groups, and the hypothesis of European Union's spillover function. The recent development of integration theories tries to combine the state and social aspects. This development also considers the influence of time process factors on the integration mechanism and how the state and society respond to integration policy. Doubtlessly, this new approach offers us a more accurate explanation to the European integration process. |