@article {63516,
	title = {One Europe, One Vote?: The Political Economy of European Union Representation in International Organizations},
	year = {2004},
	note = {},
	month = {Mar 1, 2004},
	abstract = {Many Europeans support common European Union (EU) representation in international institutions. But such a pooling international political influence raises complex and controversial issues. A common European foreign policy position implies compromise among EU members. The pooling international representation thus requires, as with many internal EU policies, that member states weigh the potential benefits of a common policy against the potential costs a policy not to their liking. There can be a trade{\textendash}off between the advantages of scale and the disadvantages overriding heterogeneous preferences. Simple spatial models help to make this point, to clarify the circumstances in which a common European international representation is most likely, and to explain who is most likely to support or oppose a pooling of European foreign policies.},
	author = {Frieden, Jeffry}
}
