As dramatically evidenced by the global financial crisis, the interaction of domestic regulatory systems has significant international consequences. Nevertheless, these relationships have received only limited ...

Political scientists and political theorists debate the relationship between participation and deliberation among citizens with different political viewpoints. Blogs provide an important testing ground for ...

This paper explores disjunctures between ontology and methodology in the American school to better understand both the limits of this approach and ways we can ...

Norms, Minorities, and Collective Choice Online Much work in political science and political theory, ranging from the arguments of eighteenth-century political theorists, such as Condorcet ...

There is good reason to believe that blogs are changing politics, but we don’t know exactly how. Nor do we know whether the normative consequences ...

The rise of bloggers raises the vexing question of why blogs have any influence at all, given their relatively low readership and lack of central ...

The articles in this volume provide evidence supporting the claim that organisational actors within the EU do engage in contestation over competences over a wide ...

This article examines the sources and processes of institutional change in one important aspect of EU politics – the legislative procedure of codecision – and ...

In this article, we set out an approach to European Union politics that seeks to explain its development using theories of institutional change. In contrast ...

In this article we explain how actors’ ability to bargain successfully in order to advance their institutional preferences has changed over time as a function ...

What is at the basis of regional integration and what are the processes that drive integration? Why do integration processes develop faster in some issue ...