Edited by Arthur Benz, Professor Emeritus of Comparative Politics and German Government, Institute for Political Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany, Jörg Broschek, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier2) in Comparative Federalism and Multilevel Governance, Department of Political Science and Fellow, Balsillie School of International Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Canada and Markus Lederer, Professor of International Relations, Institute for Political Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

• Contents:Introduction: What is Multilevel Governance?Arthur Benz, Jörg Broschek and Markus LedererPART I: STRUCTURES AND INSTITUTIONS1 Multilevel Governance and the Coordination Dilemma Liesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks2 Democratizing Multilevel GovernanceAchim Hurrelmann3 Administrative Structures of Multilevel GovernanceJarle Trondal4 The Role of Law in Multilevel Governance: Four ConceptualizationsMark Dawson5 Digitalization and Multilevel GovernanceJeffery RoyPART II: ACTORS AND POWER6 Regional and Global Multilevel Governance Between and Beyond StatesTanja A. Börzel7 Parliament and Parties in Multilevel GovernanceKatrin Auel8 Regions and Cities in Multilevel GovernanceMichaël Tatham9 Private Actors, NGOs and Civil Society in Multilevel GovernanceJanne Mende10 National Minorities and Indigenous Peoples in Multilevel GovernanceMichael G. Breen and Anya ThomasPART III: ISSUES, CONFLICTS AND POLICYMAKING11 The Multilevel Governance of SecurityUrsula Schröder12 Multilevel Governance, Economic Disparities and Redistributive Policies Adam Harmes13 From Sustainability to Resilience: Multilevel Governance as Adaptive GovernanceDebora Van Nijnatten14 Designing, Reforming or Adapting? Multilevel Governance and Institutional ChangeArthur Benz and Jörg BroschekConclusion: A Research Agenda for Multilevel GovernanceArthur Benz, Jörg Broschek and Markus LedererIndex

‘In an age of complexity, change and turbulence, A Research Agenda for Multilevel Governance provides conceptual clarity and fresh perspectives . . . it redefines the state-of-the-art when it comes to understanding contemporary governance.’

Edited by Arthur Benz, Professor Emeritus of Comparative Politics and German Government, Institute for Political Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany, Jörg Broschek, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier2) in Comparative Federalism and Multilevel Governance, Department of Political Science and Fellow, Balsillie School of International Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Canada and Markus Lederer, Professor of International Relations, Institute for Political Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

• Contents:Introduction: What is Multilevel Governance?Arthur Benz, Jörg Broschek and Markus LedererPART I: STRUCTURES AND INSTITUTIONS1 Multilevel Governance and the Coordination Dilemma Liesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks2 Democratizing Multilevel GovernanceAchim Hurrelmann3 Administrative Structures of Multilevel GovernanceJarle Trondal4 The Role of Law in Multilevel Governance: Four ConceptualizationsMark Dawson5 Digitalization and Multilevel GovernanceJeffery RoyPART II: ACTORS AND POWER6 Regional and Global Multilevel Governance Between and Beyond StatesTanja A. Börzel7 Parliament and Parties in Multilevel GovernanceKatrin Auel8 Regions and Cities in Multilevel GovernanceMichaël Tatham9 Private Actors, NGOs and Civil Society in Multilevel GovernanceJanne Mende10 National Minorities and Indigenous Peoples in Multilevel GovernanceMichael G. Breen and Anya ThomasPART III: ISSUES, CONFLICTS AND POLICYMAKING11 The Multilevel Governance of SecurityUrsula Schröder12 Multilevel Governance, Economic Disparities and Redistributive Policies Adam Harmes13 From Sustainability to Resilience: Multilevel Governance as Adaptive GovernanceDebora Van Nijnatten14 Designing, Reforming or Adapting? Multilevel Governance and Institutional ChangeArthur Benz and Jörg BroschekConclusion: A Research Agenda for Multilevel GovernanceArthur Benz, Jörg Broschek and Markus LedererIndex

‘In an age of complexity, change and turbulence, A Research Agenda for Multilevel Governance provides conceptual clarity and fresh perspectives . . . it redefines the state-of-the-art when it comes to understanding contemporary governance.’

Edited by Arthur Benz, Professor Emeritus of Comparative Politics and German Government, Institute for Political Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany, Jörg Broschek, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier2) in Comparative Federalism and Multilevel Governance, Department of Political Science and Fellow, Balsillie School of International Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Canada and Markus Lederer, Professor of International Relations, Institute for Political Science, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

• Contents:Introduction: What is Multilevel Governance?Arthur Benz, Jörg Broschek and Markus LedererPART I: STRUCTURES AND INSTITUTIONS1 Multilevel Governance and the Coordination Dilemma Liesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks2 Democratizing Multilevel GovernanceAchim Hurrelmann3 Administrative Structures of Multilevel GovernanceJarle Trondal4 The Role of Law in Multilevel Governance: Four ConceptualizationsMark Dawson5 Digitalization and Multilevel GovernanceJeffery RoyPART II: ACTORS AND POWER6 Regional and Global Multilevel Governance Between and Beyond StatesTanja A. Börzel7 Parliament and Parties in Multilevel GovernanceKatrin Auel8 Regions and Cities in Multilevel GovernanceMichaël Tatham9 Private Actors, NGOs and Civil Society in Multilevel GovernanceJanne Mende10 National Minorities and Indigenous Peoples in Multilevel GovernanceMichael G. Breen and Anya ThomasPART III: ISSUES, CONFLICTS AND POLICYMAKING11 The Multilevel Governance of SecurityUrsula Schröder12 Multilevel Governance, Economic Disparities and Redistributive Policies Adam Harmes13 From Sustainability to Resilience: Multilevel Governance as Adaptive GovernanceDebora Van Nijnatten14 Designing, Reforming or Adapting? Multilevel Governance and Institutional ChangeArthur Benz and Jörg BroschekConclusion: A Research Agenda for Multilevel GovernanceArthur Benz, Jörg Broschek and Markus LedererIndex

‘In an age of complexity, change and turbulence, A Research Agenda for Multilevel Governance provides conceptual clarity and fresh perspectives . . . it redefines the state-of-the-art when it comes to understanding contemporary governance.’