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This article is an analysis of the attempt of the European Commission to gain more independence and new competences throughout the process of the Frontex reform. Study of the mechanism of the attempt of supranationalisation and its final results constitute the main research problem of this analysis. The principal-agent model and its assumptions served as an analytical and theoretical framework for this study. Additionally, the explanatory capability and general assumptions of the principal-agent model were verified. Therefore, the article is partly a theoretical research, too. The study showed that the attempt of the European Commission to gain new competences was effectively hindered by the member states. It has been proved that the principal-agent model is useful in the examination of an attempt of supranationalisation.

The reform of the Frontex Agency in the view of the principal-agent model. A case study of an attempt of supranationalisation