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The European Union
How Does it Work?
Second Edition
Edited by Elizabeth Bomberg, John Peterson, and Alexander Stubb
304 pages
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Figures, tables, boxes
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246x171mm
978-0-19-920639-1
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Paperback
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10 January 2008
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- Designed to be the first book used to introduce students to the EU, featuring a top-rank collection of authors and a unique blend of scholarly expertise and practitioners' experience.
- Takes a 'real-life' view of the EU's structures and operation, offering students a lively account that brings the EU to life, as opposed to the more formal approach generally taken by other textbooks.
- Answers the fundamental questions of how the EU works, who its main actors are, and what processes and dynamics are involved.
- Online Resource Centre offers additional material.
New to this edition - Two new chapters on security in Europe, and constitutionalism and democracy.
- The chapter on Enlargement now includes Eastward expansion.
The new edition of this concise introductory text de-mystifies the European Union's structures and operation. Blending scholarly expertise and practitioners' experience, the authors introduce and analyse the EU's key actors, processes and developments. The book's overall aim is to provide an accessible, lively introduction to how the EU works and why it matters. Readership: First and second year undergraduate students studying European Union politics and European studies.
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Edited by Elizabeth Bomberg, Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Political Studies, University of Edinburgh, John Peterson, Professor of International Politics, School of Social and Political Studies, University of Edinburgh, and Alexander Stubb, Member of the European Parliament, Brussels Contributors:
Elizabeth Bomberg, School of Social and Political Studies, University of Edinburgh
Alexander Stubb, European Parliament, Brussels
Desmond Dinan, School of Public Policy, George Mason University
Brigid Laffan, Dublin European Institute, University College Dublin
Michael Shackleton, Secretariat of the European Parliament, Brussels
Rory Watson, freelance journalist, Brussels
Alberta Sbragia, Department of Political Science, University of Pittsburgh
Francesco Stolfi, University College, Dublin John Occhipinti, European Studies, Canisius College
John Peterson, School of Social and Political Studies, University of Edinburgh
Graham Avery, St Anthony's College, University of Oxford
Neil MacCormick, School of Law, University of Edinburgh
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Part 1: Background
1: Elizabeth Bomberg, Alexander Stubb and John Peterson: Introduction
2: Desmond Dinan: How did we get here?
Part 2: Major actors
3: Elizabeth Bomberg & Alexander Stubb: The EU's institutions
4: Brigid Laffan & Alexander Stubb: Member states
5: Rory Watson & Michael Shackleton: Organized interests & lobbying
Part 3: Policies and policy-making
6: Alberta Sbragia & Francesco Stolfi: Key policies
7: John Occhipinti: A Secure Europe?
8: Meil MacCormick: Constitutionalism and Democracy in the EU
Part 4: The EU and the Wider World
9: Graham Avery: EU Expansion and Wider Europe
10: John Peterson: The EU as a Global Actor
11: John Peterson, Elizabeth Bomberg, and Alexander Stubb: Conclusion
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