1st Edition
The European Union's Foreign Economic Policies A Principal-Agent Perspective
1.) Principals, agents, and the European Union’s foreign economic policies Andreas Dür (University of Salzburg) and Manfred Elsig (University of Bern)
2.) Interest groups and the failure of EU antidumping reform Dirk De Bièvre and Jappe Eckhardt (University of Antwerp)
3.) WTO judicialisation and preference convergence in EU trade policy: making the agent’s life easier Arlo Poletti (University of Antwerp)
4.) The European presence in global financial governance: a principal-agent perspective Daniel Mügge (University of Amsterdam)
5.) Variation in EU Member States’ preferences and the Commission’s discretion in the Doha Round Eugénia da Conceição (Humboldt University Berlin)
6.) The European Union’s role in the G8: a principal-agent perspective Arne Niemann and Judith Huigens (University of Amsterdam)
7.) EU, US and international accounting standards: A delicate balancing act in governing global finance Patrick Leblond (University of Ottawa)
Biography
Andreas Dür is Professor of International Politics at the University of Salzburg, Austria.
Manfred Elsig is Assistant Professor in International Relations at the University of Bern, Switzerland.
