Economic Government of the EU

1. An Economic Government for Europe in the Making? The Evolution of Policy Co-ordination in Turbulent Times
Christoph O. Meyer, Ingo Linsenmann, Wolfgang T. Wessels

2. Evolution Towards a European Economic Government? Research Design and Theoretical Expectations
Christoph O. Meyer, Ingo Linsenmann, Wolfgang T. Wessels

3. To Co-ordinate or Not to Co-ordinate: an Economist’s Perspective on the Rationale for Fiscal Policy Co-ordination in the Euro Zone
Jacques Cacheux

4. New Governance Structures in Employment Policy-Making: Loose Co-ordination in Action
Kerstin Jacobsson, Åsa Vifell

5. The Dismal Record of the Stability and Growth Pact
Jacques Cacheux, Florence Touya

6. Europeanisation of National Economic Governance Through Policy Co-ordination? Gains and Pains of a New Policy Instrument
Christoph O. Meyer, Gaby Umbach

7. European Employment Strategy and Structural Funds: Spill-overs Towards Communitarisation?
Ines Hartwig

8. Towards a Horizontal Fusion of Governing Structures? Co-ordinating the Co-ordination Processes Through the Broad Economic Policy Guidelines
Ingo Linsenmann

9. Deliberative Transnationalism? Analysing the Role of Committee Interaction in Soft Co-ordination
Kerstin Jacobsson, Åsa Vifell

10. Towards a ‘Grand Débat Européen’ on Economic Governance? Publicised Discourses as Indicators for the Performance and Evolution of Policy Co-ordination Modes
Christoph O. Meyer, Tobias Kunstein

11. The Limitations of European Economic Governance: Loose Policy Co-ordination and the Commitment-Implementation Gap
Christoph O. Meyer, Ingo Linsenmann, Wolfgang T. Wessels

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, European Union Politics, European Politics, International Economics, Political Science, Political Economy