The second of two volumes to examine how European Union member states coordinate their European policies, this book investigates the structures, institutions, and processes implemented by national governments in Brussels. It offers a detailed examination of the organization, operation, and performance of permanent representations, and their role in national systems of EU policy making, and looks at the extent to which interaction within a common institutional environment has brought about convergence between national arrangements.
The second of two volumes to examine how European Union member states coordinate their European policies, this book investigates the structures, institutions, and processes implemented by national governments in Brussels. It offers a detailed examination of the organization, operation, and performance of permanent representations, and their role in national systems of EU policy making, and looks at the extent to which interaction within a common institutional environment has brought about convergence between national arrangements.
* Introduction: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels * 1: Hussien Kassim: United Kingdom * 2: Anand Menon: The French Administration in Brussels * 3: Andreas Maurer and Wolfgang Wessels: The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment * 4: Giacinto della Cananea: Italy * 5: Calliope Spanou: Permanent Challenges? Representing Greece in Brussels * 6: José M.Magone: The Portuguese Permanent Representation in Brussels: The Institutionalization of a Simple System * 7: Bart Kerremans and Jan Beyers: The Belgian Permanent Representation to the European Union: Mailbox, Messenger or Representative? * 8: Rudy B.Andeweg and Ben Soetendorp: National Co-ordination in Brussels? The Role of the Dutch PR to the EU * 9: Wolfgang C. Müller: Ministerial Government at the European Level: The Case of Austria * 10: Sonia Mazey: The Swedish Permanent Representation to the EU: Melding National and Collective Interests * 11: Brigid Laffan: National Co-ordination in Brussels: The Role of Ireland's Permanent Representation * Conclusion: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels - A Comparative Perspective
* Introduction: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels * 1: Hussien Kassim: United Kingdom * 2: Anand Menon: The French Administration in Brussels * 3: Andreas Maurer and Wolfgang Wessels: The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment * 4: Giacinto della Cananea: Italy * 5: Calliope Spanou: Permanent Challenges? Representing Greece in Brussels * 6: José M.Magone: The Portuguese Permanent Representation in Brussels: The Institutionalization of a Simple System * 7: Bart Kerremans and Jan Beyers: The Belgian Permanent Representation to the European Union: Mailbox, Messenger or Representative? * 8: Rudy B.Andeweg and Ben Soetendorp: National Co-ordination in Brussels? The Role of the Dutch PR to the EU * 9: Wolfgang C. Müller: Ministerial Government at the European Level: The Case of Austria * 10: Sonia Mazey: The Swedish Permanent Representation to the EU: Melding National and Collective Interests * 11: Brigid Laffan: National Co-ordination in Brussels: The Role of Ireland's Permanent Representation * Conclusion: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels - A Comparative Perspective
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