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Regulatory Governance in the EU

European Union
Integration
Regulation
Member States
S10
Mark Thatcher
LUISS University
Jonathan Zeitlin
University of Amsterdam


Abstract

This Section invites Panel and Paper proposals on current trends and transformations in the scope, forms, functions, and consequences of EU regulatory governance - economic, social and cultural. Contributions are welcomed on major themes such as: Is EU regulatory governance becoming more uniform, centralized, and supranationalized, e.g. through the creation of stronger European agencies, single rule books, and supervisory convergence procedures? Or do recent developments in fields from market regulation and competition to social and environmental protection still leave space for accommodation of national diversity and revision in light of implementation experience, in line with theories of networked regulation and experimentalist governance? Are persistent divergences in national preferences and conditions leading to the emergence of new forms of differentiated integration, whereby member states can opt in or out of EU rules and policies? And if so, what are the implications for the integrity and coherence of the Single Market? How far has the EU been able to balance or combine economic and non-economic aims in regulating different markets? What conflicts arise between preserving the Single Market and relations with non-EU states or prospective leavers from the EU such as the UK? The Section also welcomes Papers that examine the effects of EU regulatory governance, and that compare its external and internal dimensions, including placing it in the wider global context. It invites linkage between empirical Papers and broader theoretical approaches to EU integration and policy making, such as intergovernmentalism and (neo/post) functionalism, governance theories, institutionalisms and constructivism.
Code Title Details
P007 Agencies and Intermediaries in EU Regulatory Governance View Panel Details
P024 Diversity and Differentiation in EU Regulatory Governance View Panel Details
P061 Governing the Banking Union View Panel Details
P106 State and Market in EU Economic and Fiscal Governance View Panel Details
P119 The External Dimension of EU Regulatory Governance View Panel Details