Going Europe or Going Dutch? How the Dutch Government Shapes European Union Policy
The European Union has a huge impact on the government and policies of its member states. It is thus surprising that the ways in which national governments attempt to shape EU policies is a topic seriously understudied. This book discusses relevant academic insights and presents a framework for analysing national interest representation. The empirical part discusses the EU policy of the Dutch government throughout the 1990s and presents a reconstuction of the negotiations on two internal market directives. It thereby offers both for academics and practitioners a clear oversight of the making o... Mehr ...
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| Dokumenttyp: | Monographie |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 2012 |
| Verlag/Hrsg.: |
Amsterdam Univ. Press
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| Schlagwörter: | Politikwissenschaft / Political science / Political Process / Elections / Political Sociology / Political Culture / European Politics / Europapolitik / politische Willensbildung / politische Soziologie / politische Kultur / politisches System / Regierung / Regierungspolitik / europäische Integration / Europäisierung / EU / Entscheidungsprozess / EU-Politik / Mehrebenensystem / politische Entscheidung / Fallstudie / Niederlande / Netherlands / government policy / political decision / Europeanization / European integration / formulation of political objectives / decision making process / multi-level system / EU policy / case study / government / political system / empirisch / empirical |
| Sprache: | unknown |
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| Link(s) : | http://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/handle/document/27214 |
The European Union has a huge impact on the government and policies of its member states. It is thus surprising that the ways in which national governments attempt to shape EU policies is a topic seriously understudied. This book discusses relevant academic insights and presents a framework for analysing national interest representation. The empirical part discusses the EU policy of the Dutch government throughout the 1990s and presents a reconstuction of the negotiations on two internal market directives. It thereby offers both for academics and practitioners a clear oversight of the making of European poliices and the relevant moments and instruments for national interest representation.