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European Politics:
The Making of Democratic States
new
Fall 2008
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“C
omprehensive, accessible, and interesting.... The focus on the
nation-state and its development is excellent.” —Joel D. Wolfe
This innovative new text explores the nature of European
politics in the context of the origin and institutional development
of the European state system.
Underlying the analysis are a series of questions:
• How did the state, the central element of contemporary
European political life, emerge from and eventually triumph
over the bewildering multiplicity of competing forms of rule
that existed in Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire?
• What explains the development of the common methods
for managing their economies, societies, and politics found in
contemporary European states?
• What are the nature and significance of the integration
of European states into the European Union?
The authors systematically cover the historical background
of the European democratic nation-state, its governing institutions
and practices, current efforts to unify the continent,
and the challenges posed by circumstances ranging from EU
membership to internal ethnonationalist movements to the
extensive migration of people within and into Europe. In the
concluding chapter, they consider the future of the European
state in light of its history, current domestic political realities,
and the broad forces of globalization.
Walter C. Opello, Jr., is professor of political science at the
State University of New York, Oswego. Katherine A. R.
Opello is assistant professor of political science at
Kingsborough Community College, CUNY.
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Katherine A. R. Opello
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CONTENTS: Introducing European Politics. THE FORMATION OF THE
EUROPEAN NATION-STATE. The Disintegration of the Roman Imperial
State. The Development of the Monarchical State in the West. Nationalizing
the Monarchical State. The Emergence of the Nation-State in the
East. THE CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN DEMOCRATIC NATION-STATE. The
Structures of Government. Political Participation. Providing for the
Well-Being of the Nation. UNIFYING EUROPE. From Military Competition
to Economic Cooperation. Governing the European Union. Enlarging
Europe’s Commonwealth. THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN POLITICS. The
Endurance—and Proliferation—of the European Nation-State.
October 2008/ca. 300 pages LC: 2008010758
ISBN: 978-1-58826-563-0 hc $65/£41.50
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Anika Leithner
new
Shaping German Foreign Policy:
History, Memory, and National Interest
“A
n outstanding book.... Leithner’s study advances our knowledge
about the complex, dynamic process through which political
elites craft and justify foreign policy—using language to mold
national identity and perceived national interests—in Germany and
elsewhere in the contemporary world.” —Francis A. Beer
Reconciling the imperatives of Germany’s national identity
and its national interest has been a challenge for the country’s
policymakers since the end of the Cold War. Anika Leithner
explores how (and how much) the past continues to shape
Germany’s foreign policy behavior in the first decade of the
twenty-first century.
Leithner argues that, while German foreign policy is still
heavily influenced by the memory of World War II, the exact
nature of that memory is slowly changing as the lessons of history
are being reinterpreted. Focusing on the military interventions
in Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq, she deftly illustrates
the ways in which the lessons of history have been manipulated
in the pursuit of an assertive foreign policy—one that can
appease audiences at home while securing a leadership role
for Germany in Europe and beyond.
Anika Leithner is assistant professor of political science at
California Polytechnic State University.
CONTENTS: Introduction: Historical Memory in German Foreign Policy.
Has Germany Crossed the Rubicon?: The Case of NATO and Kosovo.
A Trajectory of Change?: The Case of Afghanistan. Defender of Peace
and of the United Nations: The Case of Iraq. Germany’s Future in
Europe and Beyond.
October 2008/ca. 160 pages
ISBN: 978-1-935049-00-5 hc $55/£34.95
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Understanding Contemporary Russia
“P
rovides a wealth of material.... Written in a style that will be
accessible at the introductory level—but without simplifying—this
book thoroughly and engagingly covers the most important
dimensions of Russian politics, society, and culture from the
establishment of the Russian state to the present.” —Linda J. Cook
“Truly unique in its comprehensiveness and its attention to historical
context.” —Michael McFaul
Understanding Contemporary Russia provides a thorough
introduction to a country currently in the midst of political,
economic, and social transformation. Interdisciplinary in
design, the book is intended for use as a core text in introductory
survey and politics courses and also as a supplement
in a variety of discipline-oriented courses.
The authors draw on the best scholarship in their fields to
provide sophisticated yet accessible treatments of subjects
ranging from geography and history, to politics, economics,
and international relations, to ethnicity, population, health,
the environment, the role of women, religion, and literature
and film. Numerous maps, photographs, and suggestions for
further reading enhance the text.
Michael L. Bressler is professor of political science at
Furman University.
CONTENTS: Introduction—M.L. Bressler. Russia: A Geographic Preface—
D.J.B. Shaw. The Historical Context—S.G. Marks. Politics—M.L. Bressler.
The Economy—J.R. Millar. International Relations—A.C. Lynch. Ethnicity
and Identity—K.E. Graney. Population, Health, and Migration—T.
Heleniak. Environmental Problems—P.R. Pryde. Women in a Changing
Context—S.L. Henderson. Religion—O. Kazmina. Literature and Film—
A. Barker. Trends and Prospects—M.L. Bressler.
October 2008/ca. 400 pages LC: 2008014892
ISBN: 978-1-58826-586-9 hc $65/£41.50
ISBN: 978-1-58826-561-6 pb $26.50/£14.95
Understanding: Introductions to the States and
Regions of the Contemporary World
new
Michael L. Bressler,
editor
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Ruth Deyermond
Security and Sovereignty
in the Former Soviet Union
A
mong the contentious issues that come into play in relations
between Russia and the other post-Soviet states, security
concerns are arguably at the top of the list. Ruth Deyermond
explores the linkage between post-Soviet security politics and
the development of state sovereignty in the region, focusing on
Russia’s interactions with Ukraine, Georgia, and Belarus.
Deyermond ranges from ownership of nuclear weapons, to
the use of military bases, to control of the Black Sea Fleet to
show how competing understandings of sovereignty and the
willingness of the smaller states to assert their independence
from Russia have shaped both the nature and the outcome of
disputes about military assets. Her analysis of the complex
interconnections involved highlight a critical aspect of the
post-Soviet security environment.
Ruth Deyermond is lecturer in the Department of War
Studies at King’s College London.
CONTENTS: Introduction. Competing Sovereignties in the Former Soviet
Union. Nuclear Weapons: Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. The Black Sea
Fleet: Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia. Military Facilities: Russia, Georgia,
and Belarus. Sovereignty and Security in the Twenty-First Century.
2008/233 pages LC: 2007024798
ISBN: 978-1-58826-576-0 hc $55/£34.95
Governing the Czech Republic and
Slovakia: Between State Socialism
and the European Union
“O
utstanding.... A fascinating account of efforts to create
(and to resist the creation of) those viable state institutions
necessary for a functioning democracy. Scherpereel’s empirically
rich and theoretically informed study provides new insights into
the stickiness of the communist political legacy and how the
international context has been critical in conditioning democratic
development in postcommunist Europe.” —Mark R. Beissinger
Why do democratic leaders sometimes choose not to
establish institutions that would promote the consolidation
of democracy? And what are the consequences of those
choices? Focusing on the cases of the Czech Republic and
Slovakia, John Scherpereel explores the interplay of historical
institutional legacies, short-term elite interests, and international
pressures (i.e., EU conditionality) in the process of
state reform.
John A. Scherpereel is assistant professor of political
science at James Madison University.
CONTENTS: Introduction. Socialist State Building. Transitional
Moments: Institutional Legacies and Choices. Two States, Two Paths,
One Destination. The European Union and State Reform, 1990-2003.
The Czech Republic and Slovakia in the European Union.
new
John A. Scherpereel
October 2008/ca. 320 pages
ISBN: 978-1-935049-01-2 hc $69.95/£44.50
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The New European Union:
Confronting the Challenges of Integration
Innovative Governance in the European
Union: The Politics of Multilevel Policymaking
new
Steve Wood and
Wolfgang Quaisser
“A
vital acquisition for any community library international
studies shelf.” —Midwest Book Review
“A thoughtful, accessible overview of the dilemmas and challenges
facing the European Union today.” —Michael Baun
This concise but wide-ranging work explores the major political,
economic, and strategic challenges confronting the
European Union in the context of a rapidly changing geopolitical
environment.
Steve Wood and Wolfgang Quaisser consider the actors and
issues at the center of current developments in the integration
process. Beginning with some basic conceptual questions—for
example, what is Europe?—they focus on the Union’s increasingly
complex politics and economy. Their discussion ranges
from political economy, to policy reform and institutional
change, to the arena of international relations. They also
address the more intangible factors of European identity and
common political will.
An intriguing set of possible future scenarios concludes the
authors’ up-to-date examination of the EU after enlargement.
Steve Wood is lecturer in political and international studies
at Flinders University (Australia) and associate research
fellow at the Osteuropa Institute in Munich. Wolfgang
Quaisser is senior research fellow at the Osteuropa Institute
and lecturer in economics and social policy at the Academy
for Political Education.
CONTENTS: Setting the Stage. The Political Economy of Deepening and
Widening. States, Publics, and Europeanization. Key Policy Areas:
Developments, Reforms, and Resistance. Becoming a Global Actor.
Dealing with the Neighbors. Considering Europe’s Future.
2008/253 pages LC: 2007025900
ISBN: 978-1-58826-577-7 hc $55/£34.95
ISBN: 978-1-58826-553-1 pb $22/£12.95
Studies on the European Polity
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Do the traditional tools of governance make sense in the
decidedly nontraditional political entity that is the European
Union? Or are the realities of the unique EU system generating
new, and sometimes eclectic approaches to policymaking?
Responding to these questions, Innovative Governance in
the European Union explores the emergence and development
of governance approaches in a wide range of policy areas.
The book’s strong conceptual framework coupled with extensive
empirical studies allows systematic comparison across
EU policy areas. It also sheds light on the politics of policymaking
in the context of the incentives and constraints set by
the EU’s institutional structure. Taken as a whole, it provides
a comprehensive and authoritative overview of the forms of
governance now emerging in the European Union.
Ingeborg Tömmel is professor of international politics and
holds the Jean Monnet Chair in European Politics and Policies
at the University of Osnabrück. Amy Verdun is professor of
political science and holds the Jean Monnet Chair in European
Integration Studies at the University of Victoria.
CONTENTS: Introduction—the Editors. Modes of Governance and the
Institutional Structure of the EU—I. Tömmel. SHIFTING MODES OF GOVER-
NANCE. Combining Modes of Governance in EU Policymaking—A.
Benz. Governance in EU Environmental Policy—K. Holzinger, C. Knill,
and A. Lenschow. Modes of Governance in EU Tax Policy—C.M. Radaelli
and U.S. Kraemer. Regulation and Cooperation in Economic and Monetary
Policy—A. Verdun. From “Integration by Stealth” to “Good Governance”
in EU Social Policy—L. Cram. HIERARCHY AS A CATALYST FOR
EXPERIMENTS IN GOVERNANCE. Cooperation and Hierarchy in EU Competition
Policy—D. Lehmkuhl. Single Market Policies: From Mutual
Recognition to Institution Building—S.K. Schmidt. The EU and Sport
Governance—O. Croci. Governing the Single Market: From Private
Coordination to Public Regulation—M. Egan. Enlargement: Expanding
the Realm of European Governance—C.C. Pentland. EMERGENT PAT-
TERNS OF COOPERATION. Establishing Multilevel Governance in the EU:
Regulating Public Utilities—E. Grande and U. Hartenberger. Extended
Governance: Implementation of EU Social Policy in the Member States
—M. Hartlapp. Tackling the Regulatory Dilemma: The Rise of Transgovernmental
Networks—B. Eberlein and A. Newman. Transgovernmentalism
in Freedom, Security, and Justice Affairs—S. Lavenex. Cooperation
in European Higher Education—B. Haskel. CONCLUSION—the
Editors.
Ingeborg Tömmel and
Amy Verdun, editors
December 2008/ca. 390 pages
ISBN: 978-1-58826-639-2 hc $68.50/£43.50
ISBN: 978-1-58826-614-9 pb $26.50/£16.95
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David Michael Green
The Europeans:
Political Identity in an Emerging Polity
“A
n ideal start for anyone who wants to know more or to do
their own research on the topic of European identity.... Very
easily accessible ... it represents a dense collection of well structured
information which summarizes the most central questions
about European identity in general.” —Anne Sophie Krossa,
Journal of Contemporary European Research
To what extent and for what reasons do citizens of the European
Union think of themselves not as French or German or
Polish ..., but as European? How have the answers changed
over time? What explains variations among individuals?
Addressing these and related questions, David Green draws
on a vast amount of empirical data to thoroughly investigate
the phenomenon of European identity.
Green finds that there is indeed a sense of European identity
among a substantial segment of the EU population but it is
an identity with a very different character than that of traditional
political identities. His demonstration of the “postmodern,”
instrumental nature of European identity has serious
implications not only for the development of the EU, but for
international politics more broadly.
David Michael Green is associate professor of political
science at Hofstra University.
CONTENTS: Introduction: The Study of European Political Identity. The
Idea of European Identity. Are There Any “Europeans” in Europe?
Who are the “Europeans”?: Explaining Variance in Levels of European
Identity. What Does It Mean to Be “European”?: The Nature and
Content of European Identity. How “European” Are the Europeans?:
The Depth of European Identification. Conclusion: European Identity
and Its Context. Appendixes.
2007/203 pages LC: 2006033581
ISBN: 978-1-58826-355-1 hc $49.95/£31.95
Studies on the European Polity
The European Union and the Global South
“A
dopts an innovative thematic approach with an interesting
focus on interregionism. This is an important contribution to
the growing literature on the EU’s role in the world in general, and
in North/South relations in particular.”—Charlotte Bretherton
The development of coherent and effective relations with
other regions and countries is one of the most challenging
tasks faced by the European Union. This original volume
explores the EU’s engagement with the global South, focusing
on three controversial policy areas: economic cooperation,
development cooperation, and conflict management.
A discussion of the EU’s interregional model—which promotes
interaction with regions rather than nation-states—
provides a backdrop for case studies of EU policies with
regard to Africa, Asia, and Latin America. While disclosing
the tensions and overlaps between the EU’s foreign policies
and those of its member states, the authors also highlight an
increasing trend toward successful policy coordination.
Fredrik Söderbaum is associate professor in the School of
Global Studies at Göteborg University. Patrik Stålgren is
research fellow in the Department of Political Science at
Göteborg University.
CONTENTS: The EU and the Global South—the Editors. The EU’s
Interregional model. EU Foreign Policy: The Interregional Model—B.
Hettne. EU Policies Toward the Global South—S. Grimm. ECONOMIC
COOPERATION. From Lomé to Economic Partnership Agreements in
Africa—M. Farrell. The Ups and Downs of Interregionalism in Latin
America—S. Santander. A Move Toward Hybrid Interregionalism in
Asia—M. Farrell. DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION. The Limits to Interregional
Development Cooperation in Africa—F. Söderbaum and P.
Stälgren. The Nature of Interregional Development Cooperation in
Latin American—A.M. Haglund. Development Cooperation as a
Building Block for Interregional Relations in Asia—S. Grimm.
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT. Unassertive Interregionalism in the Great
Lakes Region—S. Smis and S. Kingah. The Impact of Conflict
Management in Colombia—P. de Lombaerde et al. CONCLUSION.
Reflections on the EU and the Global South—the Editors.
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Fredrik Söderbaum and
Patrik Stålgren, editors
April 2009/ca. 280 pages
ISBN: 978-1-58826-301-8 hc $59.95/£37.95
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Richard Youngs
Europe and the Middle East:
In the Shadow of September 11
“T
his is a real contribution, lucidly organized and extremely
well informed. It provides the sort of detailed survey of
European policies toward the region since 9/11 that simply has not
been done elsewhere.” —Gerd Nonneman
“A definitive work, timely and insightful, on the evolution of the
EU’s and its member states’ policies toward the Middle East.”
—Robert Springborg
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Europe at Bay:
In the Shadow of US Hegemony
“A
brilliant, polemical work of intellectual synthesis.... Cafruny
and Ryner make a powerful case that Europe’s continuing
subordination to the US ... is undermining both the political foundations
of the European project and the future of European welfare
states. Anyone who prefers a more optimistic story must overcome
the compelling arguments they have assembled.” —Fred Block
Alan W. Cafruny and
J. Magnus Ryner
In the wake of September 11, the European Union proclaimed
a new commitment to encouraging processes of political liberalization
in the Middle East, and a plethora of initiatives were
introduced to that end. Richard Youngs offers a thorough
analysis of the policies actually followed by the EU—by
national governments, as well as collectively—in the intervening
several years.
Drawing on official documents and extensive interviews
with key policymakers, Youngs assesses EU policies implemented
throughout the Middle East: in Iraq, Iran, the
Maghreb and Mashreq, the Palestinian Territories, the Gulf
states, and Turkey. His analysis sheds light not only on the
EU’s strengths and weaknesses as an international actor, but
also on the impact of external factors on political change and
on the hotly debated topic of the relationship between
democracy and security.
Richard Youngs is lecturer in the Department of Politics
and International Studies at the University of Warwick.
2006/256 pages LC: 2006011924
ISBN: 978-1-58826-476-3 hc $55/£34.95
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“In this path-breaking study, Cafruny and Ryner offer a sober
assessment of Europe’s prospects. Theirs is an argument with which
everyone concerned with the future of Europe will have to engage.”
—Andrew Gamble
“Europe at Bay is a well focused, incisive, and carefully argued
assessment of the current state of EU integration in the Atlantic
context.” —Kees van der Pijl
Europe at Bay is a salvo in the debate about the prospects of
the European Union and its role in the international arena.
Challenging prevailing interpretations of EU politics, Cafruny
and Ryner argue that current problems are not a result of integration
per se, nor of the “growing pains” that are inevitable
as governance gradually shifts from the nation-state to supranational
institutions, but instead arise from more fundamental
sources.
The authors eschew an idealized narrative as they explore
the limits of the EU’s economic and political power in relation
to the United States, and of its neoliberal social and economic
policies at home. They also consider the long-term prospects
for the transatlantic relationship. Their work is a provocative
contribution to a deeper and more comprehensive understanding
of Europe’s contemporary predicament.
Alan W. Cafruny is Henry Bristol Professor of International
Affairs at Hamilton College. J. Magnus Ryner is professor of
international relations at Oxford Brookes University.
2007/171 pages LC: 2007008737
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EU Enlargement and the Transatlantic
Alliance: A Security Relationship in Flux
Crafting EU Security Policy:
In Pursuit of a European Identity
Sven Biscop and
Johan Lembke, editors
“A
fascinating piece of in-depth research.... The authors link the
US, the EU, and the European ‘neighborhood’ in the context
of both contemporary international security and possible future
scenarios. The result is an invaluable source for academics and
practitioners.” —Glenda G. Rosenthal
“I
f you are looking for one book on the topic of EU security
cooperation, this should be your choice.... Anderson provides
new insights regarding ESDP’s progress to date, and its future as
a contributing factor in the construction of European identity.”
—Douglas Stuart
Stephanie B. Anderson
What is the interplay between EU enlargement and a fluctuating
transatlantic security partnership? Will the accession of
new EU members reinforce this partnership, or instead
increase the EU’s assertiveness as an independent foreign
policy actor?
The authors of EU Enlargement and Transatlantic Security
find answers in an examination of broader EU security strategies,
the foreign and security policies of the newer and potential
EU members, and changing US priorities. Their perceptive
analysis offers a sharp lens through which to understand
the current and future state of transatlantic security.
Sven Biscop is senior research fellow at the Royal Institute
for International Relations in Brussels and professor of
European security at the College of Europe in Bruges. Johan
Lembke is an educator based in Sweden.
CONTENTS: Foreword—Robert E. Hunter. A Transatlantic Security Relationship
in Flux—the Editors. EUROPEAN SECURITY STRATEGY. NATO and
ESDP: Complementing or Competing?—S. Biscop. The European
Defense Agency and Transatlantic Burden Sharing—N. Witney. ESDP
and Homeland Security—E. Brimmer. THE IMPACT OF THE EASTWARD
ENLARGEMENT. Poland: Empowering or Undercutting EU Collective
Security?—K. Longhurst. The Czech Republic: Searching for a Balanced
Profile—R. Khol. Bulgaria: Empowering the Alliance and the Union—P.
Pantev. Turkey: The Potential Impact of EU Membership—O. Dursun-
Özkanca. THE EUROPEAN NEIGHBORHOOD IN A TRANSATLANTIC CONTEXT.
The Future of Transatlantic Security: A New Strategic Triangle?—J.
Hallenberg. The European Neighborhood Policy—H. Haukkala. CON-
CLUSION. European Enlargement and the Future of Transatlantic
Relations—the Editors.
“Going beyond many earlier works on the subject, Anderson offers a
theoretical framework for understanding EU security and defense
policy.... This is an excellent book for scholars and students interested
in the European Union and its development.” —Gale A. Mattox
In the absence of external security threats—and especially
given that most of the EU member states are also members
of NATO—what explains the European Union’s commitment
to a distinct, collective security policy? What justifies channeling
funds from cash-strapped European governments to
finance that policy?
Ranging from the early post–Cold War years to the present,
Stephanie Anderson explores the arguably surprising motivation
behind the EU’s security and defense policy, how the
ESDP has developed, how it has transformed the EU, and how
it might further the European integration project.
Stephanie B. Anderson is assistant professor of political
science at the University of Wyoming.
CONTENTS: The Paradox of the European Security and Defense Policy.
Why the EU Needs the ESDP: Contending Explanations. Nation
Building and the ESDP. The Role of the United States. Politicians and
the ESDP: Explaining the Rhetoric. The ESDP’s Institutional Structure.
Security Policy and the Future of the European Union.
2008/235 pages LC: 2007040339
ISBN: 978-1-58826-582-1 hc $55/£34.95
2008/215 pages LC: 2007041071
ISBN: 978-1-58826-578-4 hc $55/£34.95
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Tal Sadeh
Sustaining European Monetary Union:
Confronting the Cost of Diversity
“T
his is a good book.... Sadeh addresses an important and
somewhat neglected topic: the continued viability of EMU.”
—David H. Bearce
The tranquility of the European Union’s transition to the euro
in 1999 contrasted dramatically with the preceding tumultuous
decades of exchange rate crises and political upheavals. But
have the EU member states in fact converged sufficiently to
make monetary union a stable alternative? Or is EMU an institutional
lid on a simmering pot of diverse economies, in which
tensions are building to a future blowup? And if the latter,
what can be done to remedy the situation?
Arguing that EMU is disproportionately socially expensive
for many of the present and potential member states, Tal
Sadeh’s rigorous analysis focuses on the problematic implications
of the EU’s economic and political diversity. Sadeh is
particularly concerned with the domestic, structural, and institutional
reforms that will be necessary to sustain EMU. His
supporting quantitative data covers 43 countries: all of the EU
member states, the candidate countries, and the EU’s neighbors
in the Middle East, North Africa, and Eastern Europe.
Tal Sadeh is assistant professor of political science at Tel
Aviv University.
CONTENTS: The Puzzle of EMU. Adjustment Mechanisms. The Economic
Costs of EMU. The Political Costs of EMU. Cabinet Duration and
Institutions. The Burden of Adjustment. Meet the Neighbors.
Conclusion.
2006/201 pages LC: 2006011922
ISBN: 978-1-58826-478-7 hc $52/£32.95
Studies on the European Polity
2ND EDITION
The European Union
and the Member States
Praise for the 1st edition:
“I
nvaluable to all specialists, students and academics working
in the field of European studies and international relations.”
—Wojciech Woźniak, Journal of Contemporary European Studies
“This valuable book offer[s] an impressive ‘bottom up’ view of the
new Europe.... What emerges from these chapters is a coherent and
accessible overview of the striking diversity of the European dimension
of political life across the member states.” —Munroe Eagles,
IEUSS Book Reviews
Thoroughly updated, this new edition of The European Union
and the Member States explores the complex relationship
between the EU and each of its now 25 members.
The country chapters follow a common format, considering:
How and in what areas does EU policy affect, and how
is it affected by, the member states? What mechanisms do
the member states use to implement EU policy? What is each
state’s compliance record?
Covering the full range of issues—from economic, social,
and environmental, to security, to home and justice affairs—the
authors offer an insightful discussion of the interplay of EU
initiatives with strong, existing national policies and traditions.
Eleanor E. Zeff is associate professor of political science at
Drake University. Ellen B. Pirro is associate professor of
political science at Iowa State University.
CONTENTS: Introduction—the Editors. Policymaking in the European
Union—J. McCormick. EARLY UNION MEMBERS. Germany—C. Lankowski.
France—C. Deubner. Italy—M. Giuliani and S. Piattoni. Belgium, the
Netherlands, and Luxembourg—K. Anderson and M. Kaeding. THE
SECOND WAVE. The UK—N. Nugent and J. Mather. Ireland—R.B.
Finnegan. Denmark—E.S. Einhorn and J. Erfer. THE 1980S. Greece—N.
Zahariadis. Portugal and Spain—S. Royo. THE 1990S. Austria—L. Hunt
and G. Faulkner. Sweden—J. Eliasson. Finland—J. Kinnunen and T.
Raunio. THE 2004 ROUND. Poland—A. Gruszczak. Hungary—D. Ellison.
The Czech Republic—S. Fisher. Slovenia and Slovakia—J. Occhipinti and
P. Loedel. Malta and Cyprus—R. Pace. Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia—
S. Stoltenberg. CONCLUSION. The EU and the Member States—the Editors.
Eleanor E. Zeff and
Ellen B. Pirro, editors
2006/499 pages LC: 2006010342
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A History of European Union
Desmond Dinan
The Euro:
A Concise Introduction to
European Monetary Integration
3RD EDITION
Ever Closer Union:
An Introduction to European Integration
“A superb, eminently
readable history of the
European Union. The book
is a gem. Dinan’s book is a
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Union’s institutional and policy development.”
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Europe Recast tells the story of European
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Dinan deftly captures the dynamics of
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Examining the factors and forces that led
to today’s union, he brings ideas, interests,
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of the EU system in the context of modern
European history.
Desmond Dinan is Jean Monnet Professor
of public policy at George Mason
University.
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implications of the euro project. This book is
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Tackling the alphabet
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Madeleine O. Hosli is associate professor
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University of Leiden.
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Praise for the previous editions:
“A
n essential foundation text for the study of the politics of the
European Union.... [It] belongs on every student’s shelf.”
—Cambridge Review of International Affairs
“As a teaching resource its comprehensive coverage, attention to
detail, and amusing anecdotal style make it an ideal text for undergraduate
and graduate courses alike.... [Its] extensive bibliography,...
logical organization, and historical perspective will make it attractive
to researchers as well.” —ECSA Review
“A masterful examination of the history, institutions, and policies
of the EU.” —Europe
Accessible, engaging, and completely up-to-date, Ever Closer
Union clearly explains the complexities of European integration
from the 1950s to the present.
Desmond Dinan is Jean Monnet Professor of public policy
at George Mason University.
CONTENTS: Introduction. HISTORY. Reconstruction, Reconciliation, and
Integration, 1945–1957. Uncertain Terrain, 1958–1972. A Community in
Flux, 1973–1984. From European Community to European Union,
1985–1993. Enlargement, 1994–2005. Constitutional Change, 1994–2005.
INSTITUTIONS. The Commission. The European Council and the Council
of Ministers. The European Parliament. Other Institutions and Bodies.
Decisionmaking and Interinstitutional Dynamics. POLICIES. Agriculture
and Cohesion. Economic Integration: Growth and Competitiveness.
Social Policy, Employment, and the Environment. Economic and
Monetary Union. External Relations. Internal and External Security.
US-EU Relations.
2005/665 pages LC: 2005010768
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3RD EDITION
The European Union: Readings on the
Theory and Practice of European Integration
“I
n a little over three hundred and fifty pages, The European
Union manages to provide a thoughtful grounding in the
political and theoretical works that continue to dominate the study
of European integration.”
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Brent F. Nelsen is professor of political science at Furman
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Parliament.
CONTENTS: VISIONS OF A UNITED EUROPE. The Ventotene Manifesto—Altiero Spinelli and Ernesto
Rossi. The Tragedy of Europe—Winston S. Churchill. The Schuman Declaration—Robert Schuman.
Preambles to the Treaties Establishing the European Communities (Treaties of Paris and Rome). A
Ferment of Change—Jean Monnet. A Concert of European States—Charles de Gaulle. Preamble to
the Single European Act. A Family of Nations—Margaret Thatcher. A Necessary Union—Jacques
Delors. Preamble to the Treaty on European Union (The Maastricht Treaty). Preamble to the Treaty
of Nice Amending the Treaty on European Union (The Nice Treaty). Reflections on a Constitution
for Europe—Joschka Fischer; Jacques Chirac; Tony Blair; Guy Verhofstadt; Paavo Lipponen. EARLY CUR-
RENTS IN INTEGRATION THEORY. Altiero Spinelli and the Strategy for the United States of Europe—
Sergio Pistone. A Working Peace System—David Mitrany. Political Community and the North
Atlantic Area—Karl W. Deutsch et al. The Uniting of Europe—Ernst B. Haas. Political Integration:
Definitions and Hypotheses—Leon Lindberg. Obstinate or Obsolete? The Fate of the Nation-State
and the Case of Western Europe—Stanley Hoffmann. The Theory of Economic Integration: An
Introduction—Bela Balassa. CURRENT DEBATES IN INTEGRATION THEORY. The Political Theory of
Federalism: The Relevance of Classical Approaches—Murray Forsyth. Integration, Supranational
Governance, and the Institutionalization of the European Polity—Alec Stone Sweet and Wayne
Sandholtz. The Choice for Europe—Andrew Moravcsik. Delegation and Agency in the European
Community—Mark A. Pollack. Multilevel Governance in the European Union—Liesbet Hooghe and
Gary Marks. Making Sense of EU Decisionmaking—John Peterson and Elizabeth Bomberg. The
Governance Approach to European Integration—Markus Jachtenfuchs. Social Construction and
European Integration—Jeffrey T. Checkel.
2003/379 pages LC: 2003043221
ISBN: 978-1-58826-231-8 pb $24.50
No rights in Europe
Negotiating Privacy:
The European Union,
the United States, and
Personal Data Protection
Dorothee Heisenberg
How did the European
Union come to be the
global leader in setting
data privacy standards?
And what is the significance
of this development?
Dorothee
Heisenberg traces the origins of the stringent
EU privacy laws, the responses of
the United States and other governments,
and the reactions and concerns of a range
of interest groups.
Analyzing the negotiation of the original
1995 EU Data Protection Directive, the
2000 Safe Harbor Agreement, and the 2004
Passenger Name Record Agreement,
Heisenberg shows that the degree to which
business vs. consumer interests were factored
into governments’ positions was the
source not only of US-EU conflicts, but also
of their resolution. She finds, too, that public
opinion in Europe and the US has been
remarkably similar—and thus cannot
account for official US reaction to the
issues raised by the EU privacy directive.
More broadly, Negotiating Privacy sheds
important light on both the relationship
between the US and the EU and the relationship
between domestic issues and the
development of international rules.
Dorothee Heisenberg is associate
professor of European studies at the Johns
Hopkins University School of Advanced
International Studies.
2005/211 pages LC: 2005005663
ISBN: 978-1-58826-380-3 hc $49.95/£31.95
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Muslim Women
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Stepdaughters of Al-Andalus
Gunther Dietz and Nadia El-Shohoumi
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on the status of immigrant Muslim
women throughout the Western world.”
—Helen Vallianatos,
Canadian Review of Sociology & Anthropology
Gunther Dietz and
Nadia El-Shohoumi
delve into the worlds of
Muslim women in southern
Spain, examining
their religious beliefs and
practices, family and
community life, professional
training and labor
market integration, and the dimensions
and sources of the discrimination they
face daily.
The authors find that the Muslim
women typically are viewed as “stepdaughters”
by the Spanish society in
which they reside and often by their communities
of origin, as well. Dietz and El-
Shohoumi also critically assess the potential
within the host society for successfully
counteracting both the gender-based
and the ethno-religious discrimination to
which the women are subject.
Gunther Dietz is in the anthropology
faculty at the University of Granada.
Nadia El-Shohoumi is research fellow at
the University of Granada’s Laboratorio
de Estudios Interculturales.
2005/189 pages w/8 color photos
ISBN: 978-0-9702838-5-6 pb $22.50/£13.95
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Jonathan Weiler is undergraduate
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The Migration Reader introduces the key articles and documents
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Anthony M. Messina is associate professor of political
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Anthony M. Messina
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local bookstore. 20% discount off the
purchase of three or more books is not
available in Australia and Europe.
1. Ship to (please print legibly):
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Address: ______________________________________________
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Lynne Rienner Publishers)
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3. I wish to order the following items:
ISBN (last 6 digits) Qty
Author & Title
4. Return to:
Lynne Rienner Publishers
1800 30th St., Suite 314
Boulder, CO 80301-1026
USA
or
SPEED YOUR ORDER
Call:
303-444-6684
Fax:
303-444-0824
Visit:
www.rienner.com
Price
Each
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Price
Questions?
Please contact the LRP Customer Service
Department at 303-444-6684 or at
cservice@rienner.com with questions or
concerns about your order.
Prices subject to change without notice. Please
allow two weeks for delivery of books in stock.
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Postage Chart
One Book Each Add’l Book
US and Canada: $4.50 $1.00
Australia & Europe: see box on previous page.
All Other Areas (via Airmail):
$15.00 $5.00
Remember, postage is included in the price of exam copies
08/08
Subtotal
20% discount for 3 or more books
Hurry! Offer ends November 15, 2008
CODE
web
Colorado residents
add 3% sales tax
Shipping
TOTAL
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