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An Emergent European Executive Order (Hardcover, New)
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An Emergent European Executive Order (Hardcover, New)
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This book poses two pertinent questions: First, if a European
executive order is emerging, how can we empirically see it? Second,
if a European executive order is emerging, how can we explain
everyday decision-making processes within it? The goal of this book
is two-fold: First, it identifies key institutional components of
an emergent European executive order. The nucleus of this order is
the European Commission. The Commission, however, is increasingly
supplemented by a mushrooming parallel administration of EU-level
agencies and EU committees. This book provides fresh empirical
survey and interview data on the everyday decision-making
behaviour, role perceptions, and identities among European civil
servants who participate within these institutions. Secondly, this
book claims and empirically substantiates that an emergent European
executive order is a compound executive order balancing a limited
set of key decision-making dynamics. One message of this book is
that an emergent European executive order consists of a compound
set of supranational, departmental, epistemic, and
intergovernmental decision-making dynamics. Arguably, a compound
European executive order transforms the inherent Westphalian order
to the extent that intergovernmentalism is transcended and
supplemented by a multidimensional mix of supranational,
departmental and/or epistemic dynamics. This book also
theoretically explores conditions under which these decision-making
dynamics gain prevalence. It is argued that the decision-making
dynamics emerging within an emergent European executive order are
conditioned by the formal organisation of its composite parts and
by the patterns of social interaction that emerge among its civil
servants. Political processes and political systems can neither be
adequately understood nor explained without including the
organisational dimension of executive orders.
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