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Kursbuch Volume 59 (2023) Issue 215 ISSN Online: 2193-6455

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Hanna Lierse Warum die Armen und Schwachen arm undschwach bleiben? S. 42-54

doi.org/10.5771/0023-5652-2023-215

Klaus Busch - Wirtschaftliche und Soziale Integration in der Europäischen Union

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Wirtschaftliche und Soziale Integration in der Europäischen Union

Series: Schriften zur europäischen Arbeits- und Sozialpolitik

Volume 5 2010

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Hanna Lierse Legitimierung europäischer Steuerungsformen: Eine empirische Analyse zur Entstehung der Währungsunion S. 13-41

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Hanna Lierse - The Evolution of the European Economic Governance System

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The Evolution of the European Economic Governance System

Series: Schriften zur europäischen Arbeits- und Sozialpolitik

Volume 8 2011

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-14

Scientific contribution of the study S. 15-19

Introducing key terms S. 19-22

Research aims and objectives S. 22-23

Scope of research: case and country selection S. 23-25

Structure of the project S. 25-26

Defining governance S. 27-32

Multi-level governance in the European Union S. 32-34

The current state of European economic governance S. 34-37

Drawback and benefits of European economic governance structures S. 37-42

The neofunctional perspective on European integration S. 43-50

The bargaining-oriented perspective S. 50-55

Towards a framework of social constructivism S. 55-59

Ideas: a conceptual account S. 59-65

Economic ideas: monetary and tax policy in the EU S. 65-72

Legitimising policy ideas: elites, media and the public S. 72-79

Decision-making rules and actors S. 79-86

The European communicative discourse S. 86-93

A framework for analysis and guiding research hypotheses S. 93-98

A qualitative case study approach S. 99-103

Cross-case and over-time comparison: explanations and arguments S. 103-107

Country selection: EU, Germany, France and the UK S. 107-109

Data collection and sampling techniques S. 109-115

A qualitative content analysis based on thematic structuring S. 115-118

Developing thematic categories and coding guidelines S. 118-122

Summary: methodological considerations S. 122-124

Monetary cooperation in Europe: origins, changes and priorities S. 125-129

Economic and monetary union: policy initiatives and theory S. 129-132

The Commission and the Werner Plan S. 132-137

Leaders and elites in France and Germany S. 137-144

The failure to legitimise the Werner Plan? S. 144-155

Economic instability and the unfeasibility of the Werner Plan S. 155-156

The Commission and the Delors Plan S. 156-160

Leaders and elites in France and Germany S. 160-167

Policy legitimisation: the emergence of a reform understanding? S. 167-179

The 1988 EMU: the emergence of a central bank consensus S. 179-181

Policy discourses and the evolution of European monetary governance S. 181-184

Corporate taxation in Europe: origins, changes and priorities S. 185-191

European initiatives: a historical outline S. 191-193

The Commission and the 1975 directive: a progressivity approach S. 193-197

The member states: systems, changes and viewpoints S. 197-203

Policy legitimisation: the lack of issue salience S. 203-211

The 1975 governance failure and the lack of reform relevance S. 211-213

The Commission and the rise of a new discourse S. 213-216

The member states: systems, changes and viewpoints S. 216-223

Policy legitimisation: the harmony on unfair competition S. 223-232

The 1997 Code of Conduct: the emergence of a consensus S. 232-233

Reform discourses and the evolution of European tax governance S. 233-236

The institutionalisation of economic ideas and European governance S. 237-241

The role of issue salience and governance success S. 241-244

Policy ideas and European governance success S. 244-246

The construction of soft and supranational governance structures S. 246-248

Political communication in the EU: elites, media and the public S. 248-251

Critical evaluation and outlook S. 251-256

Secondary Literature S. 257-275

Primary Literature S. 275-282

Appendix S. 283-306

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