Handbook on Multi-level Governance

Edited by the late Henrik Enderlein, formerly Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, Germany, Sonja Wälti, American University, Washington, DC, US and Michael Zürn, Social Science Research Center Berlin and Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

• Contents:IntroductionMichael Zürn, Sonia Wälti and Henrik Enderlein PART I: ANALYTICAL APPROACHES1. Types of Multi-level GovernanceLiesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks2. Federalism and Optimal Allocation Across Levels of GovernanceBenny Geys and Kai A. Konrad 3. Multi-level GamesFrederick W. Mayer4. Multi-level Europe – The Case for Multiple ConceptsFritz W. Scharpf5. Global Governance as Multi-level GovernanceMichael ZürnPART II: MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE IN THE DOMESTIC CONTEXT6. Subnational Participation in National Decisions: The Role of Second ChambersWilfried Swenden7. Multi-level Governance, Decentralization and Fiscal FederalismMark Hallerberg8. Multi-level Party Competition in Federal and Regional StatesCharlie Jeffery9. Multi-level Governance and Organized InterestsAnke Hassel10. Multi-level Governance in Germany and SwitzerlandDietmar Braun11. Multi-level Governance in Canadian and American Intergovernmental RelationsMichael B. Stein and Lisa TurkewitschPART III: THE EU AS A MULTI-LEVEL SYSTEM12. The Institutional Framework of the European UnionMarkus Jachtenfuchs13. The European Union as a Loosely Coupled Multi-level SystemArthur Benz14. Party Politics in the European UnionSimon Hix15. Multi-level Governance and Parliaments in the European UnionBerthold Rittberger16. Regions and the European UnionMichael W. Bauer and Tanja A. BörzelPART IV: MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE AND COMPARATIVE REGIONALISM17. Multi-level Governance and Comparative RegionalismAlberta Sbragia18. Multi-modal Governance in North AmericaStephen Clarkson19. Multi-level Governance in Post-Soviet Eurasia: Problems and PromisesAnastassia Obydenkova20. Multi-level Governance the ASEAN WayMiranda A. SchreursPART V: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE21. The Changing Role of the United Nations: Lessons for Multi-level GovernanceInge Kaul22. Global Governance through LegislationChristoph Humrich and Bernhard Zangl23. Transgovernmental Networks and Multi-level GovernanceAnne-Marie Slaughter and Thomas N. Hale24. Global Governance through Public–Private PartnershipsMarianne Beisheim, Sabine Campe and Marco Schäferhoff25. Civil Society in Multi-level GovernanceJan Aart ScholtePART VI: POLICY AREAS26. Social Policy and Multi-level GovernanceAlexander Graser and Stein Kuhnle27. Multi-level Environmental GovernanceSonia Wälti28. Economic Policy-making and Multi-level GovernanceHenrik Enderlein29. International Taxation and Multi-level GovernanceThomas Rixen30. Standards for Global Markets: Domestic and International InstitutionsTim Büthe and Walter Mattli31. International Policing: Embedding the State Monopoly of ForceEva Herschinger, Markus Jachtenfuchs and Christiane Kraft-Kasack Index

’The editors have produced an authoritative and comprehensive guide to multi-level governance. The book ranges across the domestic context, supraregionalism and global governance - all filtered through a sophisticated analytical framework and attention to policy detail. There is no better place to go than this book for a guide to the topic. An outstanding accomplishment.’