1st Edition
EU Foreign and Interior Policies Cross-Pillar Politics and the Social Construction of Sovereignty
1. Introduction Part 1: Theoretical Framework: Addressing the Functional Dynamics in the Integration of Foreign and Interior Policies at the EU Level 2. The Construction of an EU Insider/Outsider Distinction Part 2: The Institutional and Substantive Dynamics of Cross-Pillarization 3. Authority Delegation to Supranational Actors: Primary Capabilities 4. Authority Delegation in Between Treaty Reforms: The Secondary Capabilities of Supranational Actors 5. Substantive Cross-Pillar Linkages in Foreign and Interior Affairs: The Cases of EU Middle East and Migration Policies Part 3: Policy-Making in Cross-Pillar Settings: Actor Preferences and Policy-Making Dynamics 6. The Divergent Policy Preferences of Supranational Actors in Foreign and Interior Policies: Tackling the Myth of Supranational Unity 7. Patterns of Policy-Making in EU Foreign and Interior Policies: Executive Dominance and Co-Ordination Problems 8. Conclusion Bibliography
Biography
Stephen Stetter






