Between Governing and Governance : on the Emergence, Function and Form of Europe's Post-national Constellation (Hardcover)

1 Towards a Paradigm of Governance 1.1 Introduction 1.2 The Demise of Methodological Nationalism 1.3 Disciplinary Obstacles 1.4 The Need for Theory 2 The Context of Governance 2.1 Introduction 2.2 A Post-Hegelian Perspective 2.3 The EU in World Society 2.4 The Evolution of Integration 2.5 The Autonomy of the EU 2.6 The Transformative Function of the EU 2.7 The Restabilising Function of the EU 2.8 Integration as a Regulatory Idea 2.9 The Societal Status of the EU Political System 3 The Emergence of Governance 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Concepts of Shared and Separated Powers 3.3 Power Sharing in the EU 3.4 Decisional Outsourcing 3.5 Comitology 3.6 Regulatory Agencies 3.7 The Open Method of Coordination 3.8 Recognising Governance 4 The Networks of Governance 4.1 Introduction 4.2 The Re-emergence of Networks 4.3 Metaphorical Networks 4.4 Networks between Market and Hierarchy 4.5 The Marketisation of the Public Sector 4.6 Embedding the EU 5 The Power of Governance 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Three Concepts of Power 5.3 The Regulatory State 5.4 Deliberative Supranationalism 5.5 Directly-Deliberative Polyarchy 5.6 Complementary Forms of Governance 6 The Governance of Knowledge 6.1 Introduction 6.2 The Expansion of Knowledge 6.3 The Evolution of European Science Co-operation 6.4 The European Research Area 6.5 The OMC in Research and Development 6.6 The Function of the OMC 7 The Governance of Risk 7.1 Introduction 7.2 The Evolution of European Chemicals Legislation 7.3 The REACH Policy Process 7.4 The Policy Objectives of REACH 7.5 The Institutional Form of REACH 7.6 Procedures 7.7 Hybrid Governance 7.8 Hybrid Legitimacy 7.9 Contextualising REACH 8 Constitutionalising Governing and Governance 8.1 Introduction 8.2 The Transformation of Constitutionalism 8.3 Partial Statehood 8.4 Partial Constitutionalism 8.5 Horizontal Constitutionalism I 8.6 Vertical Constitutionalism 8.7 Horizontal Constitutionalism II 8.8 The Governing of Governance 9 Conclusion