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Edited by (University of Canterbury, New Zealand), Edited by (Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany), Edited by (University of Vienna, Austria), Edited by (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain)
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Apr-2026
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  • ISBN-10: 1032786248
  • ISBN-13: 9781032786247
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 572 pages, kõrgus x laius: 246x174 mm, kaal: 1260 g, 15 Tables, black and white; 27 Line drawings, black and white; 27 Illustrations, black and white
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This handbook provides a comprehensive, state of the art account of politics of the European Union, paying particular attention to the profound challenges the EU faces which transform the foundation of its politics.



This handbook provides a comprehensive, state of the art account of politics of the European Union.

It pays particular attention to the profound challenges the EU faces which transform the foundation of its politics, such as internal (Brexit, democratic backsliding, growing nationalism and populism, and new protectionism) and external (the return of great-power competition, the war in Ukraine, reconfigurations of power, and the weakening of multilateral institutions reshaping the EU’s security) realities. The handbook examines how conflicts over values, authority, and governance now permeate the European project and how the EU’s political order adapts to crisis and contestation. With this, it analyses and systematically summarizes the institutional dynamics between integration and autonomy, patterns of participation, contestation and identity, and the EU’s external relations in a fragile world order, revealing core aspects and characteristics of EU politics.

The Routledge Handbook of European Union Politics is a uniquely comprehensive and core reference for all scholars, students and readers seeking to understand key, overarching trends in contemporary EU politics and the way it has evolved historically.

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This timely and authoritative Handbook brings together some of the most distinguished scholars in the field to provide an exceptionally rich and wide-ranging assessment of European Union politics. It offers sharp insights into key themes such as participation, contestation, identity, and the EUs evolving role in an increasingly fragile global order. A must-read for scholars, students, and practitioners alike who seek to understand the complexities and challenges of contemporary European governance.

Gerda Falkner, Head of the Centre for European Integration Research, Institute for Political Science, University of Vienna, Austria

This impressive Handbook stands out for its rigorous political science perspective on the European Union. It provides a comprehensive and analytically sophisticated account of the EU as a political system, exploring the institutions, actors, and processes that shape policymaking in a multilevel context. With its thematic breadth, empirical depth, and conceptual clarity, it is an invaluable reference for understanding both the internal dynamics and the external challenges facing the EU today. A landmark volume for anyone teaching, researching, or engaging with EU politics.

Knud Erik Jørgensen, Professor emeritus at Aarhus University, Denmark

1. Introduction: European Politics in Times of Global and Domestic
Changes Part 1: Characteristics of EU Politics
2. Governance and Politics in
the European Union: A Political System sui generis between Nation State and
International Organisation
3. EU Politics in a Multi-Level Governance System
4. Democratic Governance in the European Union
5. Differentiated Integration
6. Europeanization
7. European Disintegration
8. (Harder) Soft Governance in
the European Union
9. EU Responses to Democratic Backsliding
10. Polycrisis
and Resilience in the European Union
11. BREXIT
12. European Politics in
Crisis Management Part 2: Institutions in EU Politics: Between Autonomy and
Integration
13. The European Commission
14. Council of the European Union
15.
European Council: The EUs Lead Executive Institution
16. Regions in EU
Politics
17. Cities and Urban Politics in the EU
18. The European Parliament:
Dealing with Inter-institutional Gains, Political Pressure and Structural
Deficits
19. Cleavages in the European Parliament
20. The Court of Justice of
the European Union in EU Politics
21. Trilogues as a (Formal) Informal Tool
of EU Decision-making
22. Agencification in the EU Multilevel Administrative
System
23. The European Administrative Space: Policy-making in Multilevel
Administration Part 3: Participation, Attitudes and Perceptions in the EU
24.
Citizens' Attitudes to the European Union in Times of Crisis
25. Changes in
EU Voters Preferences and Policy Priorities
26. From Permissive Consensus to
Constraining Dissensus: The Politicisation of the European Union in Domestic
Public Opinion
27. EU Citizens Perceptions of the European Unions
Leadership Performance
28. Collaborative Journalism and Politics in Europe:
Journalists as Opinion-Shapers and Members of the Public in the EU
29.
Central European Populist Euroscepticism: Perceptions of the European Union
30. Participation in the EU
31. Democratic Resilience in the EU and the Role
of Citizen Engagement Mechanisms
32. EU Interest Groups: Lobbying Strategies
and Transparency Regulation
33. The Double Fragmentation of the European
Public Sphere
34. Conference on the Future of Europe
35. Gender and Politics
in the EU Part 4: External Dimension of EU Politics
36. The EU and the
Fragmentation of the Liberal International Order
37. External Differentiated
Integration: Institutionalizing Third Country Participation in the EU
38.
Hostage-taking in EU Foreign and Security Politics
39. The Geopolitical
Commission
40. The Multiple-hatted Role of the High Representative of the
Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
41. The European Parliament in
EU Foreign Policy: An Evolving Diplomatic Actor
42. Enlargement Politics:
From Normative Transformation to Geostrategic Investment
43. The EU and
Multilateral Negotiations
44. The Dynamics of Organizational Overlap in
European Security: EU, NATO and the Politics of Interorganizational
Cooperation
45. Hybrid Interference and EU Governance
Michèle Knodt is a Professor of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair, ad personam at Technical University Darmstadt, Germany.

Natalia Chaban is a Professor at the Department of Media and Communication at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, and a twice-awarded Jean Monnet Chair.

Oriol Costa is a Senior Research Associate at IBEI and an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain.

Patrick Müller is a Professor of European Studies at the University of Vienna and the Vienna School of International Studies, Austria.