European Union Politics

1 Introduction; Part One; The Historical Context; 2 Derek W. Urwin: The European Community: From 1945 to 1985; 3 David Phinnemore: The European Union: Establishment and Development; 4 Clive Church and David Phinnemore: From the Constitutional Treaty to the Treaty of Lisbon and Beyond; Part Two; Theories and Conceptual Approaches; 5 Carsten Stroby Jensen: Neo-functionalism; 6 Michelle Cini: Intergovernmentalism; 7 Ben Rosamond: Theorizing the EU After Integration Theory; Part Three; Institutions and Actors; 8 Thomas Christiansen: Governance in the EU; 9 Tanja Boerzel and Diana Panke: Europeanization; 10 Morten Egeberg: The European Commission; 11 Jeffrey Lewis: The Council of the European Union and the European Council; 12 Charlotte Burns: The European Parliament; 13 Ilias Kapsis: The Courts of the European Union; 14 Rainer Eising and Sonja Lehringer: Interest Groups and the European Union; Part Four; Policy and Policy-Making in the EU; 15 Alex Warleigh-Lack and Ralf Drachenberg: Policy-Making in the European Union; 16 Michael Smith: European Union External Relations; 17 Nieves Perez-Solorzano Borragan + Ana E. Juncos: Enlargement; 18 Robert Dover: The EU's Foreign, Security, and Defence Policies; 19 Michelle Egan: The Single Market; 20 Gerda Falkner: The EU's Social Dimension; 21 Emek M. Ucarer: Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice; 22 Amy Verdun: Economic and Monetary Union; 23 Eve Fouilleux: The Common Agricultural Policy; 24 David Benson and Andrew Jordan: Environmental Policy; Part Five; Issues and Debates; 25 Stijn Smismans: Democracy and Legitimacy in the EU; 26 Lauren M. McLaren + Simona Guerra: Public Opinion and the EU; 27 Dermot Hudson and Ewe Puetter: The EU and the Economic Crisis

Michelle Cini is Professor of European Politics at the University of Bristol.; Nieves Perez-Solorzano Borragan is Senior Lecturer in European Politics at the University of Bristol.