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The Accommodation of Diversity in European Policy Making and its Outcomes : Regulatory Policy as a Patchwork

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Heritier, A
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European regulatory policy - making unfolds in the context of the diverse regulatory interests and traditions of member states. The latter meet in the European arena, have to be balanced and brought to a compromise. As aresult European regulation often gains features of a "policy patchwork" in which diverse regulatory approaches are linked under the roof of one and the same directive.

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Paper provided by European Institute - Political and Social Sciences in its series Papers with number 96/02.

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Length: 4063 pages
Date of creation: 1996
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Handle: RePEc:fth:europs:96/02

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Keywords: EUROPE ; INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS ; REGULATION;

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