Lobbying in the European Community
Series: Nuffield European Studies;
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Oxford
- Date of Publication 3 June 1993
- ISBN 9780198277897
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages278 pages
- Size 223x141x20 mm
- Weight 445 g
- Language English
- Illustrations figures 0
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Nuffield European Studies
Series editors: Joachim Jens Hesse and Vincent Wright
This series provides students and teachers in the social sciences and related disciplines with interdisciplinary and comparative works dealing with significant political, economic, legal, and social problems confronting European nation-states and the European Community. It will comprise both research monographs and the edited proceedings of conferences organized by the Centre for European Studies at Nuffield College, Oxford.
The role of interest groups in the formulation of EC policy is a central aspect of the development of the European Community. This book is unique in providing both an academic analysis of the system and an insider's view of how lobbying actually works.
The first part examines the consequences of the increasing transference of power to Brussels in terms of the EC policy process, the activities of the Commission of the EC as an `adolescent' bureaucracy, and the behaviour of interest associations at national and European level. Subsequent chapters look in detail at the wide range of interest groups involved in lobbying, including business, industry, the financial sector, and voluntary organizations.
The combination of contributions from academic specialists and practitioners, including Commission officials and interest group leaders, will make this book uniquely interesting as a study of a key area of the evolving European policy process.
Contributors: Lynn Collie, Martin Donnelly, Dick Eberlie, Wyn Grant, Brian Harvey, Robert Hull, Grant Jordan, Jeffrey Knight, Andrew McLaughlin, James Mitchell, Jean-Pierre Peckstadt, Jane Sargent
`The particular value of this book is that it combines academic analysis of the system with the views of insiders on how the lobbying process actually works ... This book is an excellent introduction to the subject.'
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