Europeanisation of public policy

Abstract

The European Union (EU) affects national political and administrative systems, domestic politics and policies. Currently, we witness under the label of ‘Europeanisation’ a turn towards this research perspective which brings into focus that Europe ‘matters’ in the daily political life of national bureaucrats, politicians and the wider public (Jordan and Liefferink 2004: 1). Analytically, Europeanisation research has blown fresh air into older debates on European integration, policy-making and European governance.

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