Mads Dagnis Jensen

EUROPA I FORANDRING er en grundbog i studiet af EU skrevet af tre af Danmarks førende EU-forskere. Denne reviderede og udvidede 4. udgave dækker udviklingen til og med foråret foråret 2021, hvor Europa står i en usikker position oven på Brexitafstemningen og de seneste års flygtningekrise og Covid-19-krise. Bogen sætter særligt fokus på samspillet mellem ret og politik. Den behandler EU-institutionernes opbygning og funktioner, det europæiske samarbejdes historie, EU’s økonomi og EU’s udenrigspolitik. Den belyser samspillet mellem EU og medlemslandene, bl.a. debatten om demokratisk underskud i EU, spørgsmål om europæisering og Danmarks forhold til EU. EUROPA I FORANDRING er velegnet som grundbog i EU-studier på universiteter og andre videregående uddannelser. Den er også skrevet til EU-interesserede læsere, der ønsker en bred og dybdegående indsigt i det europæiske samarbejde og dets afgørende betydning for Danmarks og Europas udvikling.

This book offers the first comprehensive analysis after the Lisbon Treaty came into force of the EU Presidency's impact on national administrations in the Member States of Poland, Denmark and Cyprus before, during and after the Presidency. Placing the practical issues facing officials and policy-makers into a "governmentality" framework, it analyses the impact on the daily activities of bureaucrats and ministers. The book utilises comprehensive and novel empirical material including around 100 interviews with key officials, documentary sources and academic literature. It uncovers the kind of negotiations, management and coordination triggered by the immense challenge of presiding over the EU –including being a part of a Trio.This text will be of key interest to scholars, students of political science, European Union studies and public administration, as well as more broadly to Comparative Politics and International Relations. It will also be of interest to officials and policy members in EU Member states approaching the Presidency.

This book offers the first comprehensive analysis after the Lisbon Treaty came into force of the EU Presidency's impact on national administrations in the Member States of Poland, Denmark and Cyprus before, during and after the Presidency. Placing the practical issues facing officials and policy-makers into a "governmentality" framework, it analyses the impact on the daily activities of bureaucrats and ministers. The book utilises comprehensive and novel empirical material including around 100 interviews with key officials, documentary sources and academic literature. It uncovers the kind of negotiations, management and coordination triggered by the immense challenge of presiding over the EU –including being a part of a Trio.This text will be of key interest to scholars, students of political science, European Union studies and public administration, as well as more broadly to Comparative Politics and International Relations. It will also be of interest to officials and policy members in EU Member states approaching the Presidency.