The national co-ordination of EU policy : the European level
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The national co-ordination of EU policy : the European level
Oxford University Press, 2001
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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This book is the second of two volumes that examine how EU member states co-ordinate their European policies. In this second volume, the focus is on the European level. The book investigates the strategies deployed by eleven member states - Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, and the United Kingdom - and examines the role played by the permanent representation, and the structures and processes that link
national officials in Brussels and at home.
From a comparative perspective, the book identifies and assesses the organisation, functions and effectiveness of the permanent representation, and the part that it plays in the national system of co-ordination. It considers the influences that have shaped systems of national co-ordination - the demands exerted by Union membership, the institutional structure of the national polity, the pre-existing balance between domestic institutions, administrative norms and values, and attitudes, both
popular and elite, to European integration. It assesses the extent to which there has been a convergent response to the administrative challenges posed by membership on the part of the member states or whether a pattern of divergence endures. The question of effectiveness is also addressed.
The companion volume explores co-ordination institutions, structures and procedures at the domestic level. Looking at ten member states, it offers a comprehensive comparative analysis of the way in national governments organise European policy making.
目次
- Introduction: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels
- 1. United Kingdom
- 2. The French Administration in Brussels
- 3. The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment
- 4. Italy
- 5. Permanent Challenges? Representing Greece in Brussels
- 6. The Portuguese Permanent Representation in Brussels: The Institutionalization of a Simple System
- 7. The Belgian Permanent Representation to the European Union: Mailbox, Messenger or Representative?
- 8. National Co-ordination in Brussels? The Role of the Dutch PR to the EU
- 9. Ministerial Government at the European Level: The Case of Austria
- 10. The Swedish Permanent Representation to the EU: Melding National and Collective Interests
- 11. National Co-ordination in Brussels: The Role of Ireland's Permanent Representation
- Conclusion: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels - A Comparative Perspective
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