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Unveiling the Council of the European Union[electronic resource] :games governments play in Brussels /

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[NT 47271] Title/Author:	Unveiling the Council of the European Union : games governments play in Brussels // edited by Daniel Naurin and Helen Wallace.
[NT 51406] other author:	Naurin, Daniel.
出版者:	Basingstoke [England] ; : Palgrave Macmillan,, 2008.
面页册数:	xiv, 320 p. : : ill.
丛书名:	Palgrave studies in European Union politics
标题:	Transparency in government - European Union.
ISBN:	9780230583788
ISBN:	0230583784
[NT 15000227] null:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 290-315) and index.
[NT 15000228] null:	Introduction: From Rags to Riches; D.Naurin and H.Wallace -- PART I:COALITION-BUILDING -- Voting and Coalitions in the Council after the Enlargement; M.Mattila -- Voting, Statements and Coalition-Building in the Council from 1999 to 2006; S.Hagemann -- East-North-South: Coalition-Building in the Council Before and After Enlargement; D.Naurin and R.Lindahl -- PART II: CONSENSUS -- Veto Players Theory and Consensus Behaviour; T.öKnig and D.Junge -- The Mechanisms of Consensus: Coming to Agreement on Community Asylum Policy; J.P.Aus -- PART III: DELIBERATION --Deliberation and Bargaining in the Article 113 Committee and the 1996/97 IGC Representatives Group; A.Niemann -- Risk Regulation,GMOs, and the Limits of Deliberation; M.A.Pollack and G.C.Shaffer -- Strategic Bargaining, Norms, and Deliberation; J.Lewis -- PART IV: LEADERSHIP -- ThePower of the Chair: Formal Leadership by the Council Presidency; J.Tallberg -- Steering, but not Dominating: The Impact of the Council Presidency on EU Legislation; A.Warntjen -- The Facilitator of Efficient Negotiations in the Council: The Impactof the Council Secretariat; D.Beach-- The Relative Power of Member States in the Council: Large andSmall, Old and New; R.Thomson -- PART V: METHODOLOGICAL DEBATE -- How Shouldwe Best Study the Council of Ministers?; D.Heisenberg -- Neither Goethe nor Bismarck: On the Link between Theory and Empirics in Council Decision-Making Studies; G.Schneider -- --.
[NT 15000229] null:	For a long time our textbook knowledge of what is happening in the Council of the European Union - the major decision forum of the EU - wasto a large extent based on limited interview-based evidence. One reason for that was the closed nature of the Council. In a very few years, however, thanks to new transparency rules and increased efforts by scholars, we have seen a whole range of superb qualitative and quantitative data collections as well as more convincing theorizing. EU researchers are better equipped than ever before to analyze the decision-making processes of the Council and to test conventional wisdoms. The effect willbe important, not only with respect to our knowledge of the Council itself - and therefore of EU politics in general - but also because this research is advancing general theories about how government interact ininternational institutions, for which the Council is a particularly fruitful object of study. This book covers the most contentious areas andimportant debates in the present research, focusing in particular on conflict dimensions, modes of interaction and power and leadership in the Council.
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Unveiling the Council of the European Union[electronic resource] :games governments play in Brussels /
Unveiling the Council of the European Uniongames governments play in Brussels /[electronic resource] :edited by Daniel Naurin and Helen Wallace. - Basingstoke [England] ;Palgrave Macmillan,2008. - xiv, 320 p. :ill. - Palgrave studies in European Union politics.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 290-315) and index.

Introduction: From Rags to Riches; D.Naurin and H.Wallace -- PART I:COALITION-BUILDING -- Voting and Coalitions in the Council after the Enlargement; M.Mattila -- Voting, Statements and Coalition-Building in the Council from 1999 to 2006; S.Hagemann -- East-North-South: Coalition-Building in the Council Before and After Enlargement; D.Naurin and R.Lindahl -- PART II: CONSENSUS -- Veto Players Theory and Consensus Behaviour; T.öKnig and D.Junge -- The Mechanisms of Consensus: Coming to Agreement on Community Asylum Policy; J.P.Aus -- PART III: DELIBERATION --Deliberation and Bargaining in the Article 113 Committee and the 1996/97 IGC Representatives Group; A.Niemann -- Risk Regulation,GMOs, and the Limits of Deliberation; M.A.Pollack and G.C.Shaffer -- Strategic Bargaining, Norms, and Deliberation; J.Lewis -- PART IV: LEADERSHIP -- ThePower of the Chair: Formal Leadership by the Council Presidency; J.Tallberg -- Steering, but not Dominating: The Impact of the Council Presidency on EU Legislation; A.Warntjen -- The Facilitator of Efficient Negotiations in the Council: The Impactof the Council Secretariat; D.Beach-- The Relative Power of Member States in the Council: Large andSmall, Old and New; R.Thomson -- PART V: METHODOLOGICAL DEBATE -- How Shouldwe Best Study the Council of Ministers?; D.Heisenberg -- Neither Goethe nor Bismarck: On the Link between Theory and Empirics in Council Decision-Making Studies; G.Schneider -- --.

For a long time our textbook knowledge of what is happening in the Council of the European Union - the major decision forum of the EU - wasto a large extent based on limited interview-based evidence. One reason for that was the closed nature of the Council. In a very few years, however, thanks to new transparency rules and increased efforts by scholars, we have seen a whole range of superb qualitative and quantitative data collections as well as more convincing theorizing. EU researchers are better equipped than ever before to analyze the decision-making processes of the Council and to test conventional wisdoms. The effect willbe important, not only with respect to our knowledge of the Council itself - and therefore of EU politics in general - but also because this research is advancing general theories about how government interact ininternational institutions, for which the Council is a particularly fruitful object of study. This book covers the most contentious areas andimportant debates in the present research, focusing in particular on conflict dimensions, modes of interaction and power and leadership in the Council.

Electronic reproduction.
Basingstoke, England :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2009.

Mode of access:World Wide Web.

ISBN: 9780230583788

Standard No.: 10.1057/9780230583788doiSubjects--Corporate Names:

374150
Council of the European Union.
Subjects--Topical Terms:

374153
Transparency in government
--European Union.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

336502
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: JN34 / .U58 2008eb

Dewey Class. No.: 341.242/2

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