The European Union and the Council of Europe

Marina Kolb traces the relationship between the EU and the Council of Europe in the field of human rights. Applying an implementation literature and management studies-perspective, it argues that the biggest threat to interorganizational cooperation is organizational self-interest, despite a shared policy interest.

Autorentext

Marina Kolb is Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Salzburg Centre of European Union Studies, University of Salzburg, Austria. Her research focuses on interorganizational relations, EU politics, Council of Europe, human rights, and social policy.

Inhalt
List of Charts and Tables List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements PART I 1. Introduction 2. Interorganizational Relations A Framework for Analysis 3. General Relations PART II: POLICY CASES 4. Data Protection 5. Fight against Terrorism 6. Fight against Roma Discrimination PART III: INSTITUTIONAL CASES 7. The Memorandum of Understanding 8. The Fundamental Rights Agency PART IV 9. Conclusion 10. Appendix 11. References