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Genre/Form: | info:eu-repo/semantics/book |
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Material Type: | Internet resource |
Document Type: | Internet Resource, Archival Material |
All Authors / Contributors: |
David James COEN; Alexander KATSAITIS; Matia VANNONI |
ISBN: | 9780199589753 0199589755 |
OCLC Number: | 1280495484 |
Language Note: | en. |
Notes: | Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2021. |
Contents: | 1: Business-Government Relations in the European Union: Strategy and Complexity2: The Evolving Nature of EU Business Lobbying3: Institutions & Business Strategies: Differences & Commonalities4: The Nature of the Policy Field and Business-Government Relations5: Agenda-Setting and Business-Government Relations Across the EU's Policy-Making Cycle6: Revolving Doors or Sliding Doors in Brussels? Lobbying Strategies and Capabilities7: Making Sense of the Complexity of Business-Government Relations in the EU |
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a magisterial analysis of business lobbying at the very heart of the European Union-Brussels. * Scott James, Regulation & Governance * This well-marshalled empirical material could be used to stimulate a much needed normative debate on the role of business in EU decision making. The conceptual framework used in this book aids a better understanding of the complex processes at work. * Wyn Grant, The Political Quarterly * I cannot recommend this book more highly. * Conor McGrath, University of Ulster, Journal of Public Affairs * a welcome contribution for scholars studying the European Union, business strategies and political economy in general. The authors' unique expertise in the field makes the book extraordinarily rich, both theoretically and empirically. At the same time, Business Lobbying in the European Union remains accessible and comprehensible for non-experts of the topic, and thus it is a valuable resource for students, researchers and practitioners * Mattia Guidi, International Review of Public Administration * the authors deliver enormous insight for both scholars and practitioners in a very accessible tone... I cannot recall the last time I read a scholarly book on lobbying with so much enjoyment, or learning so much from it...I cannot recommend this book more highly. Whether you are a scholar or a professional interested in how interest groups interact with EU policymakers in Brussels, you will benefit more from this book than from any other. * Conor McGrath, Journal of Public Affairs * this work is commendable for its impressive range and its original contribution to the study of business-EU relations. * Claire Godet, Political Studies Review * a rich and powerful study...outstanding * Graham K. Wilson, Governance * Read more...

