multi-level governance within member states and, if so, of what type(s), and through what processes. The empirical focus is …-level governance in the period of EU membership. The British case is analyzed in relation to developments across the EU. Thus, the main … purpose is to establish whether EU cohesion policy has promoted multi-level governance in Britain and other member states and …

-viable form of administration, and that there is an inevitable and irreversible paradigmatic shift towards market- or network … competing forms co-existing in contemporary democracies, and so are market-organization and network-organization. Rediscovering …

directions and research agendas? How promising are terms such as “governance” and “the new governance” for improving the … understanding how the Union is overned and whether, and to what degree, there is a transformation in its system of governance? This … reference, and getting beyond the tyranny of dichotomies. It is acknowledged that the “governance turn” in EU-studies is an …

implications for the public sector’s core principles of organization and governance and for the role of the territorial state in …

and European Union (EU) governance. The public administration turn in integration research has brought generic insights …

and developments in the context of democratic governance. The approach is here called the ‘Bergen approach’ because it …