Henry Farrell

Academic Article

Codecision and Institutional Change

March 15, 2007 West European Politics 30 with Adrienne Hèritier

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

Academic Article

Introduction: Contested Competences in the European Union

March 15, 2007 West European Politics 30 with Adrienne Hèritier

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 ...

Academic Article

“Legislate or Delegate? Bargaining over Implementation and Legislative Authority in the European Union”

March 9, 2007 EU West European Politics 30 with Carl-Fredrik Bergström and Adrienne Hèritier

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 ...

Democracy

Bloggers and Parties: Can the Netroots Reshape American Democracy?

September 14, 2006 Democracy Media Politics

The “netroots”—an Internet grass roots that has set out to change the Democratic Party—are often maligned. These progressive bloggers and their readers, who emerged as ...

Academic Article

A Rationalist-Institutionalist Explanation of Endogenous Regional Integration

August 17, 2006 Journal of European Public Policy 12 with Adrienne Hèritier

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 ...

Essay

Privacy in Europe Suffers in Terror War

July 2, 2006 The Financial Times op-ed page

The editor of the New York Times has claimed for his part that government surveillance programs are effectively out of control. American Access the full ...

Academic Article

Regulating Information Flows: States, Private Actors and E-Commerce

June 1, 2006 Annual Review of Political Science globalization Governance

Growing interdependence between jurisdictions means that states are increasingly using private actors as proxies in order to achieve desired regulatory outcomes. International relations theory has ...

Essay

Remaking Fantasy: China Miéville’s New Crobuzon Novels

March 6, 2006 N+1 (online)

Some months ago, Jennifer Howard used a critical review of Susanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell to argue that fantasy should be about “high ...

Chronicle of Higher Education

The Blogosphere as a Carnival of Ideas

October 7, 2005 Chronicle of Higher Education The Australian Higher Education Supplement

In July 2004 an anonymous blogger revealed his identity when he allowed his photograph to be taken at the Democratic National Convention. “Atrios,” the writer ...

Chapter in an Edited Volume

“The Political Economy of the Internet and E-Commerce,” in Political Economy and the Changing Global Order (third edition) – eds. Richard Stubbs and Geoffrey R.D. Underhill

September 1, 2005 eds. Richard Stubbs and Geoffrey R.D. Underhill Oxford: 2005

How have new information technologies affected international political economy? In the heady years of the dot com bubble, many academics and commentators predicted that the ...

Codecision and Institutional Change

Introduction: Contested Competences in the European Union

“Legislate or Delegate? Bargaining over Implementation and Legislative Authority in the European Union”

Bloggers and Parties: Can the Netroots Reshape American Democracy?

A Rationalist-Institutionalist Explanation of Endogenous Regional Integration

Privacy in Europe Suffers in Terror War

Regulating Information Flows: States, Private Actors and E-Commerce

Remaking Fantasy: China Miéville’s New Crobuzon Novels

The Blogosphere as a Carnival of Ideas

“The Political Economy of the Internet and E-Commerce,” in Political Economy and the Changing Global Order (third edition) – eds. Richard Stubbs and Geoffrey R.D. Underhill

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