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From Advisor to Interparliamentary Networker: A Typology of Parliamentary Officials in EU Affairs
HÖGENAUER, Anna-Lena; Neuhold, Christine
2026In Politics and Governance, 14
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Keywords :
parliament; staff; European Union; scrutiny; accountability
Abstract :
[en] Parliamentary staff in European affairs is a relatively young field of study. However, a solid understanding of the role these staff members play is important for grasping the political capacity of parliaments. Whether parliaments can exercise their powers effectively depends on their ability to collect and process information, and officials can play a key role in this context. This also holds true within the European arena. Both the European Parliament and national parliaments play a role of increased significance within the system of European governance. The tasks that officials take on within these legislatures then differ as parliaments within the European arena fulfil different functions than parliaments within the domestic arena. The aim of this review article is thus to provide an insight into the specific institutional context of legislatures within the European arena and to further develop a typology of the core functions of staff in EU affairs.
Disciplines :
Political science, public administration & international relations
Author, co-author :
HÖGENAUER, Anna-Lena  ;  University of Luxembourg
Neuhold, Christine 
External co-authors :
yes
Language :
English
Title :
From Advisor to Interparliamentary Networker: A Typology of Parliamentary Officials in EU Affairs
Publication date :
04 January 2026
Journal title :
Politics and Governance
eISSN :
2183-2463
Publisher :
Cogitatio
Volume :
14
Peer reviewed :
Peer Reviewed verified by ORBi
Development Goals :
16. Peace, justice and strong institutions
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