The Time of European Governance

Name: The Time of European Governance
Brand: Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand
SKU: 9780719081187
Price: 52.99 NZD
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By Magnus Ekengren

Series: Europe in Change

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In The Time of European Governance by Magnus Ekengren, the author explores the development and impact of governance structures within the European Union. The book discusses the evolution of EU policies and their implementation, examining how time and speed influence political decision-making and governance in Europe. Through a detailed exploration of these dynamics, Ekengren provides insights into the complexities of modern European governance.
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You might enjoy this book if you have an interest in the dynamics and complexities of European integration. It provides valuable insights into the governance structures shaping the continent and is particularly appealing to readers fascinated by the interplay between politics and current affairs within Europe.

The Time of European Governance

This book is about the impact of European governance on the time of national policymakers and institutions. It shows how European policymaking changes over time, how a new temporal logic has developed and the effect of this on EU institutions.

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Newly available in paperback, this book is about the impact of European governance on the time of national policymakers and institutions. It shows how a new temporal logic has developed and the effect of this on EU and EU member state institutions.

The Time of European Governance brings a fresh and innovative approach to the study of change in Europe. Traditional studies of European governance and integration mainly deal with spatial aspects such as sovereignty, borders, and networks. Ekengren shows how new rhythms and demands on timing and a strong focus on the present have changed the decision-making process and transformed policy-planning and the view of the political 'future'.

He indicates that it is in the dimension of time that European governance is most clearly expressed. By applying different theories of time to European governance, he throws new light on the study of Europe.

Due to its innovative theoretical approach, this book is highly suitable for post-graduates, academics, and researchers in European politics and governance.