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#3830. Compliance with EU Law and Argumentative Discourse: Representing the EU as a Problem-Solving Multilevel Governance System through Discursive Structures of Argumentation

September 2026	publication date
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Philosophy; Linguistics and Language;

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Abstract:
This research analyzes how the European Commission employed argumentative strategies to address the question of member-states’ compliance with European Union (EU) law. There is a literature gap regarding how European leaders employ argumentative strategies to coax member-states to comply with EU legislation and how those strategies can be associated with multilevel governance designs and problem-solving approaches. The paper explores what dialectical and rhetorical strategies were employed to build an argumentative regime where the question of compliance with European Union law is articulated with the representation of the European Union. The paper argues that the argumentative strategies employed by the Juncker European Commission in the field of compliance reveal a preference for an operational notion of problem-solving combined with some aspects of a more procedural perspective of problem-solving in multilevel governance polities. The background of this paper is associated with the growing impact that European legislation has on member-states.
Keywords:
Argumentation; Compliance; Pragma-dialectical approach; Problem-solving

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