Elgar Encyclopedia of European Union Public Policy

Edited by Paolo Roberto Graziano, Professor of Political Science, University of Padua, Italy and Jale Tosun, Professor of Political Science, Heidelberg University, Germany

• Contents: Preface xx1 Introduction to the Elgar Encyclopedia of European Union Public Policy 1Jale Tosun and Paolo Roberto GrazianoPART I POLICYMAKING IN THE MULTILEVEL SYSTEM2 Bureaucratic politics 11Tobias Bach3 EU agencies and stakeholders: assessing critical mass and the plurality of voices 21Ixchel Pérez-Durán and Juan Carlos Triviño-Salazar4 European Administrative Networks 35Ellen Mastenbroek, Reini Schrama, and Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen5 European Regulatory Networks 45Francesca Pia Vantaggiato and Fabrizio De Francesco6 Interparliamentary cooperation 53Thomas Malang7 Multilevel governance 62Philipp Trein8 Multilevel governance and the transformation of the state 71Michaël Tatham9 National ministerial bureaucracy 81Vilde Hernes10 National parliaments and European public policy 89Katrin Auel and Ivana Skazlic11 Regions 100Simona Piattoni and Laura Polverari12 Supranationalization of government and governance 110Morten EgebergPART II INPUT INTO EU PUBLIC POLICY13 EU-wide interest groups 121Rainer Eising and Julia Sollik14 European Citizens Initiative 131Jale Tosun15 Evidence-based policymaking 139Paul Cairney16 Expertise in EU policy-making 149Johan Christensen and Åse Gornitzka17 National interest groups in EU policymaking 160Danica Fink-Hafner and Meta NovakPART III EUROPEANIZATION OF PUBLIC POLICY18 Contested and politicised? Recent trends in policy and research on European development policy 171Christine Hackenesch19 Europeanization 181Theofanis Exadaktylos and Paolo Roberto Graziano 20 Europeanization of social policy 192Robert Henry Cox21 Foreign policy 199Heidi Maurer and Nicholas Wright22 Healthcare 207Emmanuele Pavolini23 Policy diffusion 215Martino Maggetti24 Diffusion of tax policies in the European Union 223Achim Kemmerling and Aanor RolandPART IV POLICY INTEGRATION25 Climate policy integration in the European Union 236Heiner von Lüpke and Lucas Leopold26 Development policy integration in the European Union 245Sebastian Steingass27 Environmental policy integration 255Andrea Lenschow and Jan Pollex28 Gender mainstreaming 266Sophie Jacquot29 Policy assessment 276Sabine Weiland30 Post-exceptionalism in the Common Agricultural Policy 286Carsten Daugbjerg and Peter H. FeindtPART V POLICY STYLES31 Making sense of the relationship between Europeanisation and policy styles 296Jeroen Candel32 The Nordic countries in EU public policy-making: between change and continuity 306 Anna Michalski and Helena Wockelberg33 Policy-making in southern Europe 316 Dimitri A. Sotiropoulos34 Policy styles in Germany, France, and the UK 327 Samuel B.H. Faure 35 The study of policy style: reflections on a simple idea 337 Jeremy Richardson 36 The transformations of public administration systems in east central Europe 347 Jozef Bátora and Daniel Klimovský PART VI CRISES AND EFFECTS ON EU PUBLIC POLICY 37 Brexit 362Alan Greer 38 Economic and financial crises in the European Union 373Lucia Quaglia39 Energy and climate crises 382Anna Herranz-Surrallés and Israel Solorio 40 The European Union and youth unemployment: policy responses, policy developments and key challenges 395Margherita Bussi 41 Focusing events 406Thomas A. Birkland, Rob A. DeLeo, and Kristin Taylor 42 Migration and asylum in the EU: struggling to overcome policy deadlock 414 Florian TraunerPART VII EU POLICY IMPLEMENTATION43 Differentiated implementation of EU law and policies 424 Sebastiaan Princen44 The modalities of policy design: co-design, non-design, and authoritative instrumentalism 434 Michael Howlett 45 The multilevel administrative state 444Jarle Trondal46 Noncompliance 453Ekaterina Domorenok47 The Open Method of Coordination: a contested public policy instrument still going ‘soft’ 462Bart Vanhercke and Philippe Pochet48 Theoretical perspectives on improving policy implementation in the EU 472 Oliver Treib, Ellen Mastenbroek, and Esther Versluis49 Voluntary implementation – European Neighbourhood Policy 482Federica ZardoPART VIII EU POLICY DYNAMICS50 Analyzing EU policy processes: applying the multiple streams framework 494Nicole Herweg and Reimut Zohlnhöfer51 Discursive analysis, framing, and the narrative policy framework 504Amandine Crespy and Camille Nessel52 Europeanization and convergence 515Jale Tosun53 Europeanization and differentiation 525Eva G. Heidbreder54 The evolution of the EU’s enlargement policy 536Antoaneta L. Dimitrova55 The interactive politics of EU social investment agenda setting 547Anton Hemerijck and Francesco Corti56 New institutionalism and European public policy 556Martin B. Carstensen and Patrick Emmenegger57 Punctuated equilibrium theory and the EU policy process 567Leticia Elias and Arco Timmermans58 Studying EU politics through the ACF—key challenges 577Karin IngoldPART IX EU POLICY FEEDBACK59 EU stances of mainstream political parties: historical development, challenges for party strategies, and implicationsfor legislative decision-making in the EU multilevel system 586Marc Debus60 Pan-European parties 596Daniela Braun61 Policy evaluation: an evolving and expanding feature of EU governance 605Stijn van Voorst, Pieter Zwaan, and Jonas J. Schoenefeld62 Policy feedback approach 614Jennifer Shore63 Policy learning in the European Union 623Claire A. Dunlop and Claudio M. Radaelli64 Populism and the European Union 633Paolo Roberto Graziano65 Social movements in the European arena: between transnational trajectories and national challenges 642Guya Accornero and Tiago Carvalho

‘Over the last three decades, the literature on European Union public policy has expanded massively. This impressive new Encyclopedia, masterfully edited by two leaders in the field, fills a gap in the market by distilling the most important elements into sixty-four bite-sized chunks, each carefully researched and fully referenced. Highly recommended.’