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Zusatztext Offers a broad and comprehensive account of the analytical challenges which European integration poses to the social sciences. Informationen zum Autor Anand Menon, University Lecturer in European Politics, Faculty Fellow, St. Antony's College, University of OxfordVincent Wright, Formerly Official Fellow of Nuffield College, University of Oxford Klappentext As the complex relationship between the European Union and its member states continues to evolve! this book seeks to explore not only the nature of the relationship but also the broader implications of European integration in which politics in Europe is studied. Written by a group of distinguished academics from both Europe and North America! it considers the impact of European integration both on the nature and the study of politics! especially in Western Europe. Zusammenfassung The relationship between the European Union and its member states is complex and continually evolving. This book seeks to explore not only the nature of this relationship, but the broader implications of European integration for the ways in which politics in Europe is studied. It addresses three major questions. How has European integration affected national politics and public policies? To what extent has the existence of the EU challenged existing approaches to the study of national politics? How appropriate is it to attempt to study the EU using the analytical tools traditionally used to study nation states? The intention is to consider the impact of European integration both on the nature and the study of politics in western Europe. These questions are addressed by a group of distinguished academics from both Europe and North America. Their findings will be of great interest to all those interested in the European Union and in West European politics more generally. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction 1: Elie Cohen: Monetary Sovereignty Domestic politics and Intergovernmental Accord National Squares and European Circles State Europe and Republic The Further Off From England: British Public opinion And Europe Policy Making in the EU Constitutional Reform and Treaty Reform in Europe The EU and the Bureaucratic Mode of Production Central Bank Independence: Copying the Model Interacting States Breaking Open Black Boxes The Evolution of Economic Policy Making in the EU In lieu of a Conclusion ...
