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of Member States failing to respect these values. In 1999 the inclusion of J rg Haider's far-right Freedom The response to the dismantling of the RoL in certain Member States indirectly corresponds to a complex Wiley Online Introduction Democracy has been central to the process of European integration. Even though mentioned in the first treaties political elites sought to confer upon the European project a clear raison d'être d'être beyond establishing the market and economic co-operation between states. The Declaration on Identity The European Union's Response to the Rule of Law Crisis and the Making of the New Conditionality Regime

reshaped the EU s modes of governance We argue that to safeguard this common value the EU is evolving into regulation in core state powers in times of crises 2.0 to regulation on the core values of the polity 3.0 the rule of law EU institutional actors have sought to strengthen rulemaking rule monitoring and rule enforcement shifting from the traditional regulatory state 1.0 to regulation in core state powers 2.0 the regulatory polity 3.0 strengthens the EU s institutional capacity to act when the rule of law is under strain through with the Rule of Law: When Depoliticising Goals Lead to Uneven Politicisation

responsibility and responsiveness from the Eurocrisis to NextGenerationEU