N° 11, 2003/3 – Managing the European Union
edited by Patrick Hassenteufel, 2003/3 (n°11)
Patrick Hassenteufel – Introduction: Administrative Fragmentation and Interinstitutional Competition
Jean-François Polo – The Emergence of an Audiovisual Direction for the Commission: The Consecration of Cultural Exceptions
Sébastien Guigner – The Odyssey of European Health Administration: The Quest for Leadership
Cécile Robert – Expertise as a Means of Community Administration: Between Technocratic Arguments and Strategies of Alliance
Magali Gravier – From One Loyalty to Another. Analyzing the Status of European Public Service (1951–2003)
Véronique Dimier – Institutionalization and Bureaucratization of the European Commission: The Example of the DG for Development
Michel Mangenot – A “Chancery of the Prince”. The Role of the General Secretariat of the Council in the Decision-Making Process in Brussels
Olivier Costa – Managing the European Parliament: The Paradoxes Surrounding an Unavoidable yet Weak General Secretariat
Ongoing Research
Katrin Rücker – The Entry of Great Britain into the European Economic Community in 1973: A Triangular Arrangement between Paris, Bonn, and London