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What is the European Union: Nature and Prospects (The European Union Series, 49),Used
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Product DescriptionThis distinctive new text provides an overview and assessment of key debates about the political character of the EU. Arguing that it is best seen as an international organization albeit of a particularly integrated kind Paul Magnette shows how the need to accommodate a range of state interests shapes the EU political system and assesses the implications for its democratic functioning; for institutions and policy; and for Europeanization and integration.Review"An insightful and intelligent overview of the politics, history and likely future of the European Union: the world's most successful international organization. Paul Magnette eschews polemics, whether Euroenthusiast or Euroskeptical, and at every turn debunks myths of an undemocratic Brussels superstate. In their place he offers a succinct, readable and balanced analysis of the concrete reality of European integration today. Student and citizens alike should read this book." Andrew Moravcsik, Princeton University"Paul Magnette's book provides a clear, incisive, and distinctive analysis of the European Union. Approaching the EU from an essentially intergovernmental perspective, the book is well organised, highly informed, and always lively." Professor Neill Nugent, Manchester Metropolitan UniversityAbout the AuthorPAUL MAGNETTE is Professor of Political Science and Director of the Institute for European Studies, Universit libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium. He also teaches at Sciencespo, Paris.PAUL MAGNETTE is Professor of Political Science and Director of the Institute for European Studies, Universit libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium. He also teaches at Sciencespo, Paris.
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