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Handbook of European Union Governance

Handbook of European Union Governance

Name: Handbook of European Union Governance
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781803925172
Price: 3215.55 HKD
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Author: Sonia Lucarelli; James Sperling
ISBN: 9781803925172

Edited by Sonia Lucarelli · James Sperling

Edward Elgar Publishing June 2025

Specifications

ISBN-13: 9781803925172
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: June 2025
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

Details

This expansive Handbook compares the global, milieu, security, economic and societal systems of EU governance. It identifies the theoretical underpinnings and characteristics of each governance system and examines how these ensure public safety, social welfare, sustainability, and economic competitiveness.

Leading experts in the field explore how policy domains, institutions and instruments have evolved, and assess the levels of policy competence between the EU and its member states. They analyse how the transformation of EU governance has been influenced by security threats and economic disequlibria that endanger individual civil liberties and prosperity. The Handbook also provides useful insight into the prevalence of multilevel governance within the EU, from local to global structures, and outlines how the conflicting preferences of member states can impede global governance.

The Handbook of European Union Governance is an enlightening read for students and academics in economics, law and political science. It is also a valuable toolkit for educators and policymakers in global politics and security.

PART I INTRODUCTION; 1.
Governance and the European Union 2: Sonia Lucarelli and James Sperling; PART II FRAMING EU GOVERNANCE; 2.
Multilevel governance in the EU 23: Arjan H. Schakel and Michaël Tatham; 3.
Subsidiarity as an economic governance model for the EU 38: Adriaan Schout; 4.
Governance of the European social dimension 54: Paul Copeland; 5.
The security governance of the European Union 67: Mark Webber; 6.
The governance of the EU milieu 82: James Sperling; 7.
Global governance by the EU 99: Maria Giulia Amadio Viceré and Stephanie C. Hofmann; PART III SOCIETAL GOVERNANCE; 8.
Governing the area of freedom, security, and justice 114: Federica Zardo and Peter Slominski; 9.
The EU governance role in public health 127: Rosa Castro and Andrea Renda; 10.
Data protection and regulation of social media 143: Elaine Fahey; 11.
Artificial intelligence and surveillance 156: Athina Sachoulidou and Niovi Vavoula; 12.
The EU governance of social welfare 171: David Natali; 13.
Gender equality and LGBTQI rights 184: Petra Ahrens and Barbara Gaweda; 14.
Permanent crisis governance in the European Union 199: Mark Rhinard; PART IV ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE; 15.
Monetary policy and fiscal monitoring 217: Amy Verdun; 16.
The economic governance of financial services in the EU 230: Lucia Quaglia; 17.
EU competition policy 243: Bernardo Rangoni and Mark Thatcher; 18.
Energy 259: Anna Herranz-Surrallés; 19.
Trade 274: Arlo Poletti; 20.
Green economy 287: Ekaterina Domorenok; PART V SECURITY GOVERNANCE301; 21.
Migration 302: Michela Ceccorulli; 22.
Terrorism 316: Silvia D’Amato and Jake Wright; 23.
Counter organized crime policy 331: Francesca Longo; 24.
Military and civilian crisis management 343: Danilo di Mauro, Jonas J. Driedger and Ulrich Krotz; 25.
Defence industrial and technological base 358: Jocelyn Mawdsley; 26.
Critical infrastructure protection 371: Paola Tessari; 27.
Cybersecurity and cyber defence 384: George Christou; 28.
Maritime security 401: Elsa Lilja Gunnarsdottir and Marianne Riddervold; 29.
‘Hybrid’ threats 415: Antonio Missiroli; PART VI MILIEU GOVERNANCE; 30.
The Arctic 432: Adam Stępie , Emilie Canova, Andreas Raspotnik and Timo Koivurova; 31.
Enlargement as milieu governance in the Western Balkans 446: Matteo Bonomi; 32.
The Black Sea 460: Tracey German; 33.
The Mediterranean Neighbourhood 476: Stefania Panebianco; 34.
Deprovincializing Africa in the EU’s milieu 489: Toni Haastrup; 35.
The EU and the Indo-Pacific 502: Andrew Cottey and Robbert van der Harr; PART VII GLOBAL GOVERNANCE; 36.
Space 516: Daniel Fiott; 37.
The European Union and global ocean politics 528: Christian Bueger and Vonintsoa Rafaly; 38.
The EU as a global cyber actor 541: Andrea Calderaro; 39.
Nuclear non-proliferation 555: Sebastian Harnisch and Linda Liang; 40.
Climate change 569: Claire Dupont