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Contents: Introduction: the ambiguity of multi-level governance, G.P.E. Walzenbach. Economic Policies: European competition policy: governance as graduated co-ordination, G.P.E. Walzenbach Polycentric governance meets the new economy: the United States, the European Union and transnational regulation, Thomas C. Lawton, Steven McGuire and G.P.E. Walzenbach Dematerializing economies and local growth: a case for ad hoc governance, Tony Gore and Don J. Webber. Social Policies: European employment policy: governance as regulation, Graham Taylor Social security policy: European goals and institutional barriers, Rosa Mule Multiple agoras: environmental policy between globalization and European transformation, JA rg DA rrschmidt. Policies With Externalities: Immigration and asylum policy in Europe: a challenge to the model of multi-level governance, Oliver Schmidtke A capability-implementation gap in the making? multi-level governance and European crisis management, Liisa Laakso Interparliamentary co-operation in the European Union: towards multi-level governance, Donatella M. Viola Conclusion: an interdisciplinary approach to European governance?, G.P.E. Walzenbach Bibliography Index.
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