Governing in Europe: Effective and Democratic

1999-01-01articleForeign Affairs2,318 citationsclosed

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European Union Policy and Governance European and International Law Studies Globalization and political ideologies

Abstract

1. Political Democracy in a Capitalist Economy 2. Negative and Positive Integration 3. Regulatory Competition and Re-Regulation 4. National Solutions without Boundary Control 5. The European Contribution Conclusion: Multi-level Problem-Solving in Europe References Index

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