Governing beyond the nation state in multi-level governance systems
is a key concern in Europe, and this book goes beyond the usual
approach of merely describing characteristics and features in its
in-depth exploration of EU governance. The contributors illustrate
that multi-level governance is a phenomenon perceived differently
all over Europe. They observe distinct variations not only in the
real-life impact of EU governance but also in different national
research approaches, and showcase systematic empirical analyses of
pertinent research projects across Europe. Recent advances in EU
governance research form the basis for suggestions on how future
research agendas could and should be directed. This book will prove
a fascinating read for academics, researchers and students with an
interest in comparative governance, EU studies, and the social
sciences.
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