Including case studies that discuss both successful and failed examples of informal action in European integration, this book assembles cutting-edge research by both early-career and more experienced scholars from all over Europe to fill this lacuna.
Including case studies that discuss both successful and failed examples of informal action in European integration, this book assembles cutting-edge research by both early-career and more experienced scholars from all over Europe to fill this lacuna.
Lennaert van Heumen is a PhD candidate and Lecturer at Radboud University Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Mechthild Roos is a visiting fellow of the Institute of Political Science, University of Luxembourg and a Lecturer in Comparative Politics at Augsburg University, Germany.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Analysing the Informal Dimensions of European Integration 1. Introduction [Mechthild Roos and Lennaert van Heumen] 2. Studying the Informal in European Integration: a Research Guide [Mechthild Roos, with Christine Neuhold] 3. Of Treaties, Conventions and Habits: How Informal Integration Interacts with Formal Integration [N. Piers Ludlow] Part II: Ideas 4. A Wartime Narrative of Hope: The Freiburger Bonhoeffer-Kreis's 1943 Memorandum as a Blueprint for Europe [Jorrit Steehouder and Clemens van den Berg] 5. The Controversy Surrounding the Idea of a European Supranational University [Lars Lehmann] 6. An Atlantic or European Union? Informal Networks and the Debate on Atlantic and European Integration During the Early Cold War (1945-1963) [Lennaert van Heumen] Part III: Actors 7. The Appeal and Limitations of Federalism: The Union of European Federalists and the Spanish Transition to Democracy [Carlos López Gómez] 8. Human Rights and Foreign Aid: Three NGOs Influencing the European Community (1974-1979) [Ilaria Zamburlini] 9. Informality in European Foreign Policy: The Evolution of the Early Group of Seven [Andi Shehu] Part IV: Procedures 10. How Lawyers Became Essential Intermediaries Between Firms and the European Commission: Procedural Reform in Competition Cases (1962-1983) [Lola Avril] 11. The Informal Character of the Western European Union: European Defence, Industry and Integration [Sara Venditti] 12. Fuzzy Roles in EU External Relations Governance: The Difficult Construction of Informal Policy Coordination Frameworks [Daniel Schade] Part V: Conclusion 13. How Informality Can Play Out in European Integration [Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol]
Part I: Analysing the Informal Dimensions of European Integration 1. Introduction [Mechthild Roos and Lennaert van Heumen] 2. Studying the Informal in European Integration: a Research Guide [Mechthild Roos, with Christine Neuhold] 3. Of Treaties, Conventions and Habits: How Informal Integration Interacts with Formal Integration [N. Piers Ludlow] Part II: Ideas 4. A Wartime Narrative of Hope: The Freiburger Bonhoeffer-Kreis's 1943 Memorandum as a Blueprint for Europe [Jorrit Steehouder and Clemens van den Berg] 5. The Controversy Surrounding the Idea of a European Supranational University [Lars Lehmann] 6. An Atlantic or European Union? Informal Networks and the Debate on Atlantic and European Integration During the Early Cold War (1945-1963) [Lennaert van Heumen] Part III: Actors 7. The Appeal and Limitations of Federalism: The Union of European Federalists and the Spanish Transition to Democracy [Carlos López Gómez] 8. Human Rights and Foreign Aid: Three NGOs Influencing the European Community (1974-1979) [Ilaria Zamburlini] 9. Informality in European Foreign Policy: The Evolution of the Early Group of Seven [Andi Shehu] Part IV: Procedures 10. How Lawyers Became Essential Intermediaries Between Firms and the European Commission: Procedural Reform in Competition Cases (1962-1983) [Lola Avril] 11. The Informal Character of the Western European Union: European Defence, Industry and Integration [Sara Venditti] 12. Fuzzy Roles in EU External Relations Governance: The Difficult Construction of Informal Policy Coordination Frameworks [Daniel Schade] Part V: Conclusion 13. How Informality Can Play Out in European Integration [Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol]
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