Table of Contents

Hussien Kassim: Introduction: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels
1: Hussien Kassim: United Kingdom
2: Anand Menon: The French Administration in Brussels
3: Andreas Maurer and Wolfgang Wessels: The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment The German Case: A Key Moderator in a Competitive Multi-Level Environment
4: Giacinto della Cananea: Italy
5: Calliope Spanou: Permanent Challenges? Representing Greece in Brussels
6: José M.Magone: The Portuguese Permanent Representation in Brussels: The Institutionalization of a Simple System
7: Bart Kerremans and Jan Beyers: The Belgian Permanent Representation to the European Union: Mailbox, Messenger or Representative?
8: Rudy B.Andeweg and Ben Soetendorp: National Co-ordination in Brussels? The Role of the Dutch PR to the EU
9: Wolfgang C. Müller: Ministerial Government at the European Level: The Case of Austria
10: Sonia Mazey: The Swedish Permanent Representation to the EU: Melding National and Collective Interests
11: Brigid Laffan: National Co-ordination in Brussels: The Role of Ireland's Permanent Representation
Hussein Kassim and B. Guy Peters: Conclusion: Co-ordinating National Action in Brussels - A Comparative Perspective

Reviews

All of the chapters are excellent, and a particular strength is that each follows a common format, which facilitated the cross-national comparison in the concluding chapter ... this is a useful addition to the theoretical and empirical literature on European integration.
*Political Studies*