THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) CO-DECIDING AND CO-GOVERNING AUTHORITIES – KNOWLEDGE AND EVALUATION IN THE OPINION OF THE POLES
THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) CO-DECIDING AND CO-GOVERNING AUTHORITIES – KNOWLEDGE AND EVALUATION IN THE OPINION OF THE POLES

Summary/Abstract: This study concerns the co-decision and co-governing system basing on the European Commission (EC) and the European Parliament (EP) as an example. However, it is not a direct description of functions of these institutions but a presentation of results of empirical studies, including respondents’ knowledge about the EC and EP functioning. In the study the following thesis were verified: awareness and knowledge of the EU institutions is greater in the border regions because of participation in the process of euroregionalisation; level of knowledge about the integration is related to education, the higher and more comprehensive it is, the greater the understanding of the institutionalization of integration; residents of urban areas have greater knowledge about integration than people who live in rural areas.

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