Titlebook: Research Agendas in EU Studies; Stalking the Elephan Michelle Egan (Associate Professor and Jean Monnet Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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Governance and European Integration,of governance and particularly its democratic content remains the subject of substantial controversy (Olsen, 2007). Further, as the EU has both deepened and widened, the style of governing has changed, and will necessarily continue to change as a wider range of challenges are confronted. While there

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Democracy and European Union Governance,chuman’s plan to create the ECSC was in the open, the prospective member states and their officials puzzled over the implications of this plan not only for their economic and security-related concerns but also for the democratic legitimacy of policy-making in the context of the new supranational pol

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European Union Law: A Tale of Microscopes and Telescopes,is daunting exercise more manageable, comparative lawyers divide the world’s legal systems into families based on their distinctive features or style (Zweigert and K?tz, 1998: 67). Legal scholarship generally reflects the family to which its author belongs.

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New Directions in Europeanization Research,ow to establish if and how the EU has changed representation, governance and public policy in the member states and beyond. Broadly speaking, this is the domain of Europeanization research. In this chapter, we first make the argument that the concern with Europeanization is somewhat in the genes of

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Monetary Union, did we think we knew about the monetary union in Europe; secondly, what do we seem to know now; and, thirdly, and most importantly, what should we know? The term monetary union and EMU will be used interchangeably, since the focus of the chapter is very much on the monetary aspects of Economic and

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Justice and Home Affairs,s from questions relating to asylum systems, immigration policies and the rights of resident non-nationals; through internal security, border control and counter-terrorism; to law enforcement and criminal justice. Each area raises distinct research questions and draws on rather different bodies of r

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Feminist Approaches,lusion of Article 119 on equal pay in the Treaty of Rome 1957 but has since widened to the recognition of equality between women and men as a fundamental principle of democracy for the whole EU. Gender equality is present both in gender specific policies, such as women’s participation in the labour

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