Going Europe or Going Dutch

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nederlands instituut voor internationale betrekkingen netherlands institute of international relations dingendael
Mendeltje van Keulen (1975) is senior research fellow at the Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael'. She holds MA degrees in European politics and public administration from the University of Twente and the postgraduate College of Europe in Bruges. At the Clingendael European Studies Programme, she co-ordinates training courses and research projects concerning the European Union, its policies and decision-making.
How can a national government influence the making of European Union (EU) policies? In times of increasing impact of the European Union on national politics and policies, the relevance of this question is undisputed.This book discusses relevant academic insights from the EU studies literature and présents a framework for analysing the shaping capacity of a national government in the EU. The empirical part discusses the ambitions and... Tovább

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nederlands instituut voor internationale betrekkingen netherlands institute of international relations dingendael
Mendeltje van Keulen (1975) is senior research fellow at the Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael'. She holds MA degrees in European politics and public administration from the University of Twente and the postgraduate College of Europe in Bruges. At the Clingendael European Studies Programme, she co-ordinates training courses and research projects concerning the European Union, its policies and decision-making.
How can a national government influence the making of European Union (EU) policies? In times of increasing impact of the European Union on national politics and policies, the relevance of this question is undisputed.This book discusses relevant academic insights from the EU studies literature and présents a framework for analysing the shaping capacity of a national government in the EU. The empirical part discusses the ambitions and capacity of the Dutch government's EU policy throughout the 1990s and présents a reconstruction of the negotiations around two EU internai market directives. It thereby offers to academics and practitioners a clear oversight of the state of play of EU studies literature and the relevant moments and instruments for the shaping of new EU policies in Brussels and in the national capitals of its member states. Vissza