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|a The Elgar companion to the European Union /
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|a 1. Introduction: Understanding the European Union in the 21st century / Samuel B. H. Faure and Christian Lequesne -- Part I. Theories and concepts -- 2. Grand theories of integration: Neofunctionalism, intergovernmentalism and constructivism / Sabine Saurugger -- 3. Institutionalism / Simon Bulmer -- 4. The European Union in search for legitimization: Theories and practices / François Foret -- 5. Demoicratic theory: Bridging positive, critical and normative approaches to European studies / Kalypso Nicolaïdis and Ulrike Liebert -- Part II. Approaches and methods -- 6. European integration history: Beyond the Milward vs. federalism debate / Laurent Warlouzet -- 7. Law and the European Union / Lola Avril -- 8. Sociology and the European Union / Céleste Bonnamy and Hugo Canihac -- 9. International political economy and the European Union / Mark Copelovitch and Stefanie Walter -- 10. Qualitative research on the European Union: What interviews and observatory participation bring to the party / Thibaut Joltreau and Andy Smith -- 11. Quantitative analyses of the European Union / Thomas Laloux and Cal Le Gall -- Part III. Governance and democracy -- 12. EU institutional governance / Olivier Costa -- 13. Member states: The fundamental dilemma of the masters of treaties -- Erosion or rescue of the nation state? / Aline Bartenstein and Wolfgang Wessels -- 14. Interest groups / Marcel Hanegraaff and Joost Berkhout -- 15. Political parties / Laurie Beaudonnet -- 16. Citizens / Virginie Van Ingelgom -- 17. Brexit / Benjamin Martill -- Part IV. Market and regulation -- 18. The single market / Alison J. Harcourt and Claudio M. Radaelli -- 19. Economic and monetary policies / Dora Piroska -- 20. The Common Agricultural Policy: Still the elephant in the room? / Gerry Alons and Pieter Zwaan -- 21. Cohesion policy / Peter Berkowitz -- 22. Social and health policies / Amandine Crespy -- 23. Gender equality policy / Sophie Jacquot -- Part V. World and global issues -- 24. Trade policy / Guri Rosen -- 25. Energy policy / Samuel R. Schubert -- 26. Environmental policy / Viviane Gravey -- 27. Migration and asylum policy / Sandra Lavenex -- 28. Security and defence policy / Jolyon Howorth -- 29. Foreign policy / Ulrich Krotz, Lucas Schramm and Katharina Wolf -- Index.
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|a "Constituting a major contribution to literature on the European Union, this comprehensive Companion analyses the structure and value of the EU, capturing the normality of its politics alongside crises and political breakdown. Examining the EU through the lenses of political science, history, law, sociology and international political economy, the Companion provides a holistic outline of the methodological controversies and core theoretical approaches in European studies. Taking a closer look into the governance of and regulation within the EU, chapters consider its range of actors and decision-making processes before exploring the regulation and redistributive policies of the internal market. Forward-thinking, the Companion concludes with a discussion of the EU's strategies in responding to issues of increasingly global significance, including climate change, migration and war. Reflecting on the evolution of politics beyond the nation-state, it predicts a shift in the EU's raison d'eÌ'tre from inward narratives of internal prosperity to outward narratives of increasingly competitive international power. International and interdisciplinary in scope, the contributions will be invaluable to students and scholars of international and EU politics, policy, and relations. Tracing the potential future directions of the EU, it will also be a vital resource to policymakers working in EU regulation and governance"--
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