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Rola parlamentów krajowych w planach naprawy i odporności oraz projekty planów budżetowych w ramach działań naprawczych z powodu COVID-19

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Szpringer Z.
Zeszyty Prawnicze BAS
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2021
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issue 1(69)
147-155
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The author replies to the questionnaire devoted to the involvement of the Sejm in a recovery plan for Europe after the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, including the preparation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP), which should constitute an annex to the National Reform Program. The author points to the issues of consulting EU documents on these plans, both at the parliamentary and governmental levels. In the latter case, she also presents the work schedule on the RRP and information on the activities of working groups at the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy on the submitted projects.
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Opposition Discourse About National Recovery and Resilience Plans. Poland and Hungary Compared

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Dudzińska A., Ilonszki G.
Studia Europejskie-Studies in European Affairs
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2023
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vol. 27
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issue 1
37-62
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Although the governments of Poland and Hungary seem to similarly contest the conditionality mechanism that requires one to respect the rule of law when using EU funds, there are differences between these countries. They become visible in the framing of political communication as regards the opposition parties. This article seeks to identify the grounds of the competition from parliamentary opposition of the governments in relation to the EU Recovery and Resilience Fund. An analysis of 2021's parliamentary debates on national recovery and resilience plans revealed three communication frameworks: the financial frame (the policy dimension), the quality of governance frame (the politics dimension), and the European integration frame which shaped domestic political rivalry (the polity dimension). Differences within these framings between the narrative of the Polish and Hungarian opposition resulted from different institutional and structural contexts. The study confirms the importance of national opposition parties for the analysis of the process of European integration. The existence of a liberal opposition may promote the salience of the topic of European integration in domestic political debate.
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