The European Union and member states : towards institutional fusion?
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The European Union and member states : towards institutional fusion?
（European policy research unit series）
Manchester University Press, 1996
- : alk. paper
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The EU's relationship with its member states is critical to both European policy formulation and implementation. This work provides a country-by-country analysis of how European policy is made and applied. Its central focus is the involvement in European policy-making of national institutions: governments; parliaments; sub-national government; the courts; and public administration. The contributors present portraits of European policy-making in the member states of the EU just prior to the EFTA enlargement. Using institutional theory to shed light on developments, they show how member states have adapted their institutional structures to European integration, especially since the Maastricht Treaty. The editors argue that the extent and intensity of institutional interaction between the EU and its member states have led to a "system of institutional fusion"
Table of Contents
- Part 1: institutions and integration in political theory, Gerhard Gohler
- the institutional system of the EC - theories and models of explanation, Wolfgang Wessels. Part 2: Belgium, Christian Franck and Tanguy de Wilde d'Estmael
- Germany, Dietrich Rometsch
- Italy, Marco Giuliani
- Spain, Francesc Morata
- The Netherlands, Ben J.S. Hoetjes
- France, Christian Lequesne
- Denmark, Thomas Pedersen
- Greece, Michael Tsinissizelis
- United Kingdom, Kenneth Armstrong and Simon Bulmer
- Ireland, Briqid Laffan
- Portugal, Alvaro de Vasconcelos. Part 3 Conlusion: EC institutions and national participation. a summary, Wolfgang Wessels and Dietrich Rometsch.
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