Miriam Hartlapp Bücher

The book offers a comprehensive empirical analysis of the impact of 'voluntaristic' and partially 'soft' EU policies across all 15 member states. It explores how these policies affect various aspects of governance and integration, providing insights into the effectiveness and challenges of EU strategies. Through detailed case studies, the research highlights the nuances of policy implementation and the varying responses from different nations, contributing to a deeper understanding of European Union dynamics.

The book offers a comprehensive empirical analysis of the impact of 'voluntaristic' and partially 'soft' European Union policies across all 15 member states. It explores how these policies influence member states' governance and decision-making processes, providing insights into the varying effects and adaptations within different national contexts. Through detailed case studies, the research highlights the nuances of EU policy implementation and its implications for cohesion among member states.

Focusing on annulment conflicts within the EU multilevel system, this book analyzes their significance as a judicial tool in policy disputes. Utilizing a comprehensive dataset of annulment actions since the 1960s and detailed case studies, it examines the motivations behind transforming policy conflicts into legal challenges. Key themes include the formation of litigant configurations among multilevel actors, the influence of these configurations on court outcomes, and how annulment actions affect the originating policy conflicts.