European Agencies: Law and Practices of Accountability

Madalina Busuioc

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1. In Search of Agency Accountability 2. Introducing European Agencies 3. Accountability: From Elusive 'Buzzword' to Clear-Cut Concept 4. Methodology: Behind the Research Scenes 5. Accountability vis-a-vis the Management Boards: Too Much Board, Too Little Monitoring 6. Political Accountability: At Arm's Length, Yet Under Scrutinizing Eyes? 7. Financial Accountability: More Than Just Number Crunching 8. Judicial Accountability: Life Within Legality 9. Extra- Judicial Accountability: The European Ombudsman and 'Life Beyond Legality' 10 (new) Agency Accountability: Between Deficits and Overloads Bibliography

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