This book presents the mosaic of theories of integration political system, their origin, and questions the possibility to export the European model of integration in a global world. An exhaustive work for discussing the European integration today. Read More
An exhaustive work, indispensable for discussing the European integration today.
Due to expansive growth in shared knowledge, the tools for analyzing the European Union have become vastly more numerous and complex. Met with this abundance, the objective of this work is to offer a clear and complete synthesis of the theories and concepts treating the European integration. Contextualizing these concepts and theories within the debates of their times, this book investigates the instruments used to analyze the European integration in reference to political sociology, public policy and political theory without neglecting the contributions of international relations.
Table of Contents
PART 1 / Why build an integrated political system ?
Theories of Integration
The origins of regionalism
Neofunctionalism
Intergovernmentalism
Federalism
PART 2 / How is it possible to analyze an integrated political system ?
Conceptual tools from the anlaysis of the State
Constructivism
Institutionalism
Governance
Europeanization and the transfer of public politics
The sociology of European integration
Political theory
PART 3 / An integrated system in today's world
International relations discover the European Union
The sociology of international relations and European integration
Comparative integration : beyond European navel-gazing.
Pierre Muller
L'analyse cognitive des politiques publiques : vers une sociologie politique de l'action publique
Paul A. Sabatier, Edella Schlager
Les approches cognitives des politiques publiques : perspectives américaines
Yves Surel
L'intégration européenne vue par l'approche cognitive et normative des politiques publiques.
Claudio M. Radaelli
Logiques de pouvoir et récits dans les politiques publiques de l'Union européenne
Eve Fouilleux
Entre production et institutionnalisation des idées. La réforme de la Politique agricole commune
Philippe Bezes
Les hauts fonctionnaires croient-ils à leurs mythes ? L'apport des approches cognitives à l'analyse des engagements dans les politiques de réforme de l'État. Quelques exemples français (1988-1997)
Vincent Simoulin
Émission, médiation, réception... Les opérations constitutives d'une réforme par imprégnation
LECTURES CRITIQUES
COMPTES RENDUS
Jean-Louis Quermonne
Paul Sabourin, Le destin du continent européen, Le chemin de la grande Europe
Marie-Christine Granjon
Joseph S. Nye Jr., Philippe D. Zelikow, David C. King, Why People Don 't Trust Government
Olivier Fillieule
Didier Demazière, Maria-Teresa Pignoni, Chômeurs du silence à la révolte. Sociologie d'une vie collective