Routledge Handbook of European Public Policy

Nikolaos Zahariadis is Mertie Buckman Chair and Professor of International Studies at Rhodes College, USA. He previously served as Director of International Studies at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and has received numerous research fellowships and teaching awards. Laurie Buonanno is Professor and Director of the Master of Public Administration and Nonprofit Management program at the State University of New York, Buffalo State, USA. Her research focuses on comparative public policy, comparative public administration, the European Union, and transatlantic relations.

• 1. EU Policymaking: Issues and Debates [Laurie Buonanno and Nikolaos Zahariadis] Section 1: Concepts and Approaches - Overview [Nikolaos Zahariadis] 2. Principal-agent Models [Yannis Karagiannis and Mattia Guidi] 3. Regulatory Governance in the EU [Alessandro Cagossi] 4. Multiple Streams [Nicole Herweg and Nikolaos Zahariadis] 5. Punctuated Equilibrium Theory [Christian Breunig, Daniela Beyer, and Marco Radojevic] Section 2: Substantive Policies – Overview [Nikolaos Zahariadis] Part I: Economic and Social 6. The Internal Market [Laurie Buonanno] 7. EU Competition Rules and the European Integration Project [Angela Wigge and Hubert Buch-Hansen] 8. Changing Governance of Cohesion Policy [Carolyn Dudek] 9. Social Policy [Claire Dupuy and Sophie Jacquot] 10. Gender Policy [Sophie Jacquot] Part II: Fiscal and Monetary 11. Economic and Monetary Union [Waltraud Schelkle] 12. Banking Policy [Stefaan DeRynck] 13. The ‘Globalization Trilemma’ and the EMU’s Second-order ‘Democratic Deficit’ [Nikitas Konstantinidis and Ruben Treurniet] 14. The EU Budget [Gabriele Cipriani] Part III: Area of Freedom, Security and Justice 15. European Immigration and Asylum Policy [Alexander Caviedes] 16. Police and Judicial Cooperation Policy [Stephen Rozée, Christian Kaunert and Sarah Léonard] 17. European Union Privacy and Data Protection Policy [George Christou] Part IV: External Policies 18. The Common Foreign and Security Policy [Sara Kahn-Nisser] 19. Trade Policy [Holly Jarman] 20. Enlargement Policy [Neill Nugent] 21. The European Neighbourhood Policy [Mariam Dekanozishvili] Part V: Sectoral Policies 22. The CAP: Common Dynamics of Policy Change in an Uncommon Policy Domain [Gerry Alons and Pieter Zwaan] 23. European Energy Policy [Nicole Herweg] 24. EU Policy on the Environment [Jale Tosun] Section 3: The Policy Cycle - Overview [Laurie Buonanno] 25. Lobbying and Interest Group Politics in the European Union [Andreas Hofmann] 26. Agenda Setting in the European Union [Petya Alexandrova and Marcello Carammia] 27. Understanding the EU's Policymaking Institutions [John McCormick] 28. Strategic Framing and the European Commission [Mark Rhinard] 29. Implementation and Enforcement of EU Polices [Gerda Falkner] 30. If Evaluation is the Solution, What is the Problem? [Claire A. Dunlop and Claudio M. Radaelli] Section 4: Themes Part I: Crisis and Resistance - Introduction [Sabine Saurugger] 31. Resisting in Times of Crisis: The Implementation of European Austerity Plans in Ireland and Greece [Clément Fontan, Sabine Saurugger and Nikolaos Zahariadis] 32. Resistance in European Union Health Care Policy [Scott L. Greer] 33. Evasion as a Mechanism of Resistance (not only) to European Law [Annette Elisabeth Töller] Part II: Controversies in Education - Introduction [Martina Vukasovic] 34. European Level Policy Dynamics in Higher Education [Martina Vukasovic] 35. The Infusion of Europe in Public Policy: The Case of Higher Education [Pauline Ravinet]

‘This handbook contains everything we need to know about European public policy. From conceptual approach to concrete policies as well as topical crises. I consider this a must read for my own European Studies students.’ - Esther Versluis, Maastricht University, The Netherlands.‘This handbook will be essential reading for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of European public policy, giving readers a strong theoretical basis for interpreting the detailed policy studies. The book combines academic rigor with a deep understanding of the intricacies of EU policymaking. Researchers and students alike can benefit from this volume, given its depth and accessible style.’ - Michele Chang, College of Europe, Belgium.‘The editors set themselves the ambitious task of furnishing readers with the tools needed to assess the trajectory of European policy making in an anxious environment. By authoritatively illuminating the structures, substance and challenges of an intricate and dynamic European policy landscape, they’ve succeeded admirably.’ - Mitchell P. Smith, The University of Oklahoma, USA.