Decision-Making in the European Union
May 1999 · Bloomsbury Publishing
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336
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About this ebook
Based on exhaustive research, this book explains how the European Union makes decisions in seven major policy sectors. Written in a clear, user-friendly style, it brings the EU alive for a student and non-specialist audience. The book's central themes are that informal norms often matter more than formal rules, agency often matters more than structure, and abrupt change often punctuates deadlock. It offers a theoretically-based introduction to the lively, humorous and fascinating politics of a unique experiment in modern governance.
About the author
JOHN PETERSON is Jean Monnet Professor of European Politics, University of Glasgow.
ELIZABETH BOMBERG is Lecturer in Politics, University of Edinburgh.
The authors were Visiting Lecturers at the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley, while writing this book.
ELIZABETH BOMBERG is Lecturer in Politics, University of Edinburgh.
The authors were Visiting Lecturers at the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley, while writing this book.
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