European Union: Power and Policy-making (European Public Policy)

by J.J.Richardson (Editor)

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  1996

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  This book brings together a very impressive team of leading researchers in a comprehensive analysis of the exercise of political power in the European policy process. The book, which is based on very recent research findings, is divided into four parts: theoretical and historical representation and the EU as a supranational state. The book is designed as a comprehensive introduction to the European level and the role of all of the major participants - from the member states themselves to pressure groups - in the intergration process. It also illustrates the way in which public policy in the member states has become, increasingly European public policy. European Union: Power and Policy Making will be an ideal text for students of European Union politics and European policy-making. Its clear style and up-to-date coverage will also appeal to those with a professional interest in the subject, from MEPs and Commission officials to lobbyists.

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  2001

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  A best-selling introduction to the policy-making processes at work in the European Union. Written by some of the leading authorities in the field, this new edition has been significantly improved. It features: three new chapters on Parliaments and policy-making, Monetary Union and integration, and Democracy and accountability in the EU fully revised and up-dated chapters to take into account the very latest theoretical and empirical developments in EU policy process new contributors to add to the already impressive range of authors. Torbjorn Bergman University of Umea, Sweden Thomas Christiansen University of Wales, Aberystwyth Laura Cram University of Sheffield, UK Gerda Falkner Max-Planck Institute,