The Evolution of Intermediary Institutions in Europe

1. Introduction
Poul F. Kjaer

Part I. The Big Picture: From Corporatism to Governance

2. From Corporatism to Governance: Dimensions of a Theory of Intermediary Institutions
Poul F. Kjaer

3. Corporatism and Beyond? On Governance and Its Limits
Bob Jessop

4. From Neo-Corporatism to Neo-Pluralism: The Liberal Drift of Multi-level Governance
Richard Münch

Part II. Intermediary Institutions in the Transformation of Economic Policy

5. Collective Action and the Making of Economic Policy: Intellectual Lineages from the History of Political Economy
Alexander Ebner

6. EU Competition Regulation: A Case of Authoritarian Neo-liberalism?
Angela Wigger, Hubert Buch-Hansen

Part III. Intermediary Institutions in the Re-configuration of Social Policy

7. Fabricating Social Europe: From Neo-corporatism to Governance by Numbers
Gert Verschraegen

8. European Social Policy: Social Cohesion through Competition?
Eva Hartmann

Part IV. Intermediary Institutions and the Law

9. The Shadow of the Law: Intermediary Institutions and the Ruling Part of Governance
Alfons Bora

10. Taking Governance to Court: Politics, Economics, and a New Legal Realism
Sabine Frerichs

Part V. Intermediary Institutions and Constitutional Transformations

11. The Constitutionalisation of Everyday Life?
Grahame F. Thompson

12. The Democratic Surplus that Constitutionalised the European Union: Establishing Democratic Governance through Intermediate Institutions
Gorm Harste

13. The Crisis of Corporatism and the Rise of International Law
Chris Thornhill

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