The European Union and Beyond

Autorentext

Nils Ringe is Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for European Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He holds a Jean Monnet Chair. His research has been published by the University of Michigan Press, Oxford University Press, American Journal of Political Science, the British Journal of Political Science, European Union Politics, and the European Journal of Political Research.

Klappentext

The European Union and Beyond: Multi-Level Governance, Institutions, and Policy-Making seeks to examine current debates and issues in the study of regional integration, multilevel governance and European Union studies. Contributions focus on a diverse set of topics related to these areas, including monetary union, trade, public administration, legislative representation, free movement and comparisons of the European Union to other federal systems, and supranational organizations. The chapters are diverse in approach with contributors coming from the fields of public administration, political economy, law, international relations and comparative politics. The goal of the volume is to provide an up to-date assessment of the current debates and issue in these fields of study.

Inhalt

I: Governance in the European Union 1. EuröPolitics Thirty Years On, David Cameron 2. Complementary or Incompatible? Italy and Germany in the EMU, Simona Piattoni and Ton Notermans 3. Competitive Interdependence, Competitive Liberalisation, and EU US Trade Relations in the Obama and Trump Eras, Mark Hallerberg and Diego A. Salazar 4. European Reforms and the Leadership Deficits of Surplus Germany, Wade Jacoby and Elizabeta Jevtic Somlai 5. Is There a European Union Administrative Style?: Administrative Traditions and the European Commission, B. Guy Peters II: Regional Integration and Multilevel Governance 6. Governance in the European Union: A Comparative Federalism Perspective, Sergio Fabbrini 7. Of Magnets and Centrifuges: The US and EU Federal Systems and Private International Law, Ronald A. Brand 8. Assessing the Impact of MEP Careers on National Political Parties in Europe, William T. Daniel 9. Building a Bridge to Europe? MPs' Views on Their Role in the EU, Lauren Perez 10. Citizenship and Free Movement in Comparative Federalism, Willem Maas 11. Regional Variations and Crisis: Comparing Institutionalisation in the EU and ASEAN, Reuben Wong and Daniella Irerra