The European Union-- how does it work?

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The European Union-- how does it work?

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"The European Union is one of the world's most complex political systems. This concise and lively book de-mystifies it. How Does it Work? is designed to be the first book used to introduce students to the EU. It features a top-rank collection of authors and a unique blend of scholarly expertise and practitioners' experience." "How Does it Work? contrasts the EU that exists on paper - its treaties and formal rules - with how it works in practice. It compares and contrasts the Union with other political systems and international organisations. Each chapter includes guides to further reading, lists of useful web links, and discussion questions. This text answers two fundamental questions. First, a practical one: how does the EU work, and who are its main actors, processes and dynamics? Second, a rhetorical one: how has Europe managed to sustain this unprecedented experiment in international cooperation?"--BOOK JACKET

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English
Pages
253

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The European Union-- how does it work?
2003, Oxford University Press
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The European Union: How Does It Work? (The New European Union Series)
February 7, 2003, Oxford University Press, USA
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Table of Contents

Introduction / Elizabeth Bomberg and Alexander Stubb
How did we get here? / Desmond Dinan
The EU's institutions / Elizabeth Bomberg, Laura Cram and David Martin
Member states / Brigid Laffan and Alexander Stubb
Organized interests and lobbying in the EU / Rory Watson and Michael Shackleton
Key policies / Alberta Sbragia
The policy-making process / Alexander Stubb, Helen Wallace and John Peterson
Governance and legitimacy / Lynn Dobson and Albert Weale
EU enlargement - and then there were 28? / Lykke Friis
The EU as a global actor / John Peterson and Michael E. Smith
Conclusion / John Peterson, Elizabeth Bomberg and Alexander Stubb.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [236]-245) and index.

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Oxford, New York
Series
The new European Union series

Classifications

Library of Congress
JN30 .E9417 2003, JN30.E9417 2002

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Pagination
xix, 253 p. :
Number of pages
253

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Open Library
OL15581481M
ISBN 10
0199247668
LCCN
2002042469
OCLC/WorldCat
50920671
Library Thing
2069773
Goodreads
989516

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