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Bureaucrats as Law-makers - Committee decision-making in the EU Council of Ministers (Hardcover)
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Bureaucrats as Law-makers - Committee decision-making in the EU Council of Ministers (Hardcover)
Series: Routledge/UACES Contemporary European Studies
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The Council of Ministers is one of the most powerful institutions
of the European Union (EU) and plays a major role in the European
policy-making process. Drawing on formal theory and combining
quantitative and qualitative methods in an innovative fashion, this
book provides novel insights into the role of national bureaucrats
in legislative decision-making of the Council of the EU. The book
examines and describes the Council of Ministers' committee system
and its internal decision-making process. Relying on a wide
quantitative dataset as well as six detailed case studies in the
policy areas of Agriculture, Environment, and Taxation, it provides
a comprehensive and systematic assessment of the extent to which
national bureaucrats act as law-makers in the Council. It also
examines the degree to which theories on collective
decision-making, delegation, and international socialization can
account for variation in the involvement of bureaucrats.
Investigating how often and why national officials in working
parties and committees, rather than ministers, make legislative
decisions in the EU, this book addresses the implications of
bureaucratic influence for the democratic legitimacy of Council
decision-making. The author finds that ministers play a generally
more important role in legislative decision-making than often
assumed, alleviating, to some extent, concerns about the democratic
legitimacy of Council decisions. Bureaucrats as Law-Makers will be
of interest to students, scholars and practitioners in the field of
European Union politics and policy-making, legislative
decision-making, intergovernmental negotiations and international
socialization.
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