Scotland in Europe
Subtitle: a study of multi-level governance
By: Amanda Sloat.
Publisher: Peter Lang; Lang Publishing, Incorporated, Peter
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 264
Subjects: European Union -- Scotland.; Central-local government relations -- Scotland.; Scotland -- Politics and government -- 20th century.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [227]-256) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Chapter One: Introduction15; title: Scotland and Europe16; title: Civic Expectations of Governance 23; title: Book Overview 30; title: Chapter Two: Multi-Level Governance 33; title: Evolution of Integration Theory33; title: Multi-Level Governance 35; title: Actor-Centred Approach51; title: Chapter Three: History and Institutions of Scotland 59; title: Contemporary Political History 59; title: Scotland's Pre-Devolution Representation 69; title: Devolution Arrangements 74; title: pter Four: The Architects (Civil Society) 99; title: Governance100; title: Scotland's European Influence: Domestic107; title: Scotland's European Influence: Brussels116; title: Chapter 5: The Builders (Officials)127; title: G overnance 127; title: Scotland's European Influence: Domestic133; title: Scotland's European Influence: Brussels147; title: Chapter 6: The Tenants (Politicians)155; title: G overnance 56; title: Scotland's European Influence: Domestic166; title: Scotland's European Influence: Brussels177; title: Chapter 7: A Comparative Analysis of; title: Elite Expectations 185; title: Governance 185; title: Scotland's European Influence: Domestic189; title: Scotland's European Influence: Brussels 194; title: Actor-Centred Approach198; title: Chapter 8: The Future of Scotland and Europe 205; title: Scottish Parliament, 1999-2001 206; title: European Governance 218; title: Future Research 223; title: Bibliography 227; title: Index 257.