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This book examines the concept of collective action in the European Union through new research. It explores the role of interests and the changing dynamics of associability in the European political economy. The book features contributions from various authors who analyze collective action at both national and transnational levels.
Based on fresh empirical study, this book addresses fundamental questions surrounding the European political economy. An impressive array of contributors confront the issue of collective action at national and transnational levels.
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