Multi-level Governance and the European Union
Oxford University Press eBooksPublished 26 February 2004
Stephen George
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Abstract
Stephen George considers the application of multi‐level governance to developments in the European Union. While multi‐level governance developed from and has been most often applied to studies of the European Union, its capacity to explain developments remains strongly contested. This chapter outlines the main applications of the concept in a number of policy areas and evaluates the position of multi‐level governance alongside competing approaches in the current 'state of the debate' on the European Union.
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Social Sciences