Bauer MW & Trondal J (eds.), The Palgrave Handbook of the European Administrative System
Palgrave Mcmillan, 2015
1: MW Bauer (et al.), The Administrative System of the European Union
2: Arthur Benz, European Public Administration as a Multilevel Administration: A Conceptual Framework
3: Edgar Grande, The Two Logics of Multilevel Administration in the EU
4: Morten Egeberg, EU Administration: Center Formation and Multilevelness
5: Jarle Trondal (et al.): A Conceptual Account of the European Administrative Space
6: Christoph Knill (et al.), Administrative Styles of EU Institutions
7: Edoardo Ongaro, Administrative Reforms in the European Commission and the Neo-Weberian Model
8: Michelle Cini, The European Commission – Politics and Administration
9: Miriam Harlapp, Politization of the European Commission: when, how, and with what impact?
10: Sara Connolly (et al.), The Permanent Commission Bureaucrat
11: Zuzana Murdoch (et al.), The Temporary Commission Bureaucrat
12: Tannelie Blom, The European External Action Service (EEAS), the New Kid on the Block
13: Morten Egeberg (et al.), The European Parliament Administration: Organizational Structure and Behavioral Implications
14: Matthias Dobbels (et al.), Officials ‘Pre-Cooking’ EU Affairs
15: Wolfgang Wessels (et al.), The EU Council(s) System and Administrative Fusion
16: Jeffrey Lewis, The Institutional Context of the European Union’s Council System and the Intentional Design of Discretion for Preparatory Agents
17: Herwig C.H. Hofmann, The Court of Justice of the European Union and the European Administrative Space
18: Hartmut Aden, The European Court of Auditors and its Relationship with National Independent Audit Institutions: The Evolving Audit Function in the EU Multilevel System
19: Morten Egeberg (et al.), The EU’s Subordinated Agency Administration and the Rise of Executive Power at EU level
20: Nina Merethe Vestlund, Exploring the EU-Commission Agency Relationship: Partnership or Parenthood?
21: Eva G. Heidbreder, Horizontal Capacity Pooling: Direct, Decentralized, Joint Policy Execution
22: Bob Reinalda, EU Administration and Interaction with International Organizations
23: Åse Gornitzka (et al.), The Expert-Executive Nexus in the European Administrative System: Expert Groups and the European Commission
24: Gijs Jan Brandsma, Comitology: Over 50 Years of Institutional Reforms and Emerging Practices
25: MW Bauer (et al.), Subnational Administrations in the EU Multilevel System: Perspectives from the Bureaucratic Elite
26: Christoph Demmke, The Europeanization of Civil Services and Human Resources (HR) Policies
27: Anchrit Wille, Holding Executive Power to Account: The EU Administration’s Accountability Challenge(s)
28: Jarle Trondal, The European Administrative System Reassessed
Bauer MW & Trondal J (eds.), The Palgrave Handbook of the European Administrative System
Palgrave Mcmillan, 2015
1: MW Bauer (et al.), The Administrative System of the European Union
2: Arthur Benz, European Public Administration as a Multilevel Administration: A Conceptual Framework
3: Edgar Grande, The Two Logics of Multilevel Administration in the EU
4: Morten Egeberg, EU Administration: Center Formation and Multilevelness
5: Jarle Trondal (et al.): A Conceptual Account of the European Administrative Space
6: Christoph Knill (et al.), Administrative Styles of EU Institutions
7: Edoardo Ongaro, Administrative Reforms in the European Commission and the Neo-Weberian Model
8: Michelle Cini, The European Commission – Politics and Administration
9: Miriam Harlapp, Politization of the European Commission: when, how, and with what impact?
10: Sara Connolly (et al.), The Permanent Commission Bureaucrat
11: Zuzana Murdoch (et al.), The Temporary Commission Bureaucrat
12: Tannelie Blom, The European External Action Service (EEAS), the New Kid on the Block
13: Morten Egeberg (et al.), The European Parliament Administration: Organizational Structure and Behavioral Implications
14: Matthias Dobbels (et al.), Officials ‘Pre-Cooking’ EU Affairs
15: Wolfgang Wessels (et al.), The EU Council(s) System and Administrative Fusion
16: Jeffrey Lewis, The Institutional Context of the European Union’s Council System and the Intentional Design of Discretion for Preparatory Agents
17: Herwig C.H. Hofmann, The Court of Justice of the European Union and the European Administrative Space
18: Hartmut Aden, The European Court of Auditors and its Relationship with National Independent Audit Institutions: The Evolving Audit Function in the EU Multilevel System
19: Morten Egeberg (et al.), The EU’s Subordinated Agency Administration and the Rise of Executive Power at EU level
20: Nina Merethe Vestlund, Exploring the EU-Commission Agency Relationship: Partnership or Parenthood?
21: Eva G. Heidbreder, Horizontal Capacity Pooling: Direct, Decentralized, Joint Policy Execution
22: Bob Reinalda, EU Administration and Interaction with International Organizations
23: Åse Gornitzka (et al.), The Expert-Executive Nexus in the European Administrative System: Expert Groups and the European Commission
24: Gijs Jan Brandsma, Comitology: Over 50 Years of Institutional Reforms and Emerging Practices
25: MW Bauer (et al.), Subnational Administrations in the EU Multilevel System: Perspectives from the Bureaucratic Elite
26: Christoph Demmke, The Europeanization of Civil Services and Human Resources (HR) Policies
27: Anchrit Wille, Holding Executive Power to Account: The EU Administration’s Accountability Challenge(s)
28: Jarle Trondal, The European Administrative System Reassessed