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European Union Lobbying by Robin H. Pedler (Editor)
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European Union Lobbying [Hardback]

Changes in the Arena

by Robin H. Pedler (Editor)
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Description of European Union Lobbying

This book presents a number of case studies of lobbying campaigns directed towards influencing policy and decisions in Europe, and illustrates the effects of recent wide-ranging changes. The selected cases, all written by top-class researchers and authors, have been chosen to illustrate the range of interest groups which lobby, as well as to broaden the coverage of lobbying cases in Europe. Treaty revisions have modified the decision-making process and balance of power between European Union institutions. Company lobbying has changed as cross-border mergers have concentrated their activity. the balance of power between the European Union and global bodies such as the World Trade Organization has shifted, as has that between member state governments and their devolved regions. The regions are increasingly active players. the ability of non-governmental organizations to take a recognised part in policy formulation has increased, and this change is accelerating.

Title Information

ISBN:
9780333971529
Pages:
352 pages
Format:
Hardback
Product Code:
24240
Publisher:
Palgrave MacMillan
Published:
30/01/2002

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About Robin H. Pedler (Editor)

ROBIN H. PEDLER has experience of the Brussels scene first as Managing Director Mars Belgium s.a., a Belgian subsidiary of a multinational company. Later in his career he was actively concerned with lobbying the European Union as Director of External Affairs for Mars Incorporated. Since 1991 he has been teaching and researching at Templeton College, Oxford. He also acts as a consultant to companies, trade federations and European governments and is Academic Director of the European Centre for Public Affairs Brussels (ECPAB).

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