EU Administration and Multi Level Governance - Publications 

Dario Barbieri, Nicola Bellé, Paolo Fedele & Edoardo Ongaro (Bocconi University and SDA Bocconi School of Management, Italy): « Management Tools in EU Agencies: Diffusion and Determinants« 

Michael W. Bauer, Diana Pitschel & Philipp Studinger (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany): « Governance Preferences of Subnational Administrative Elites in the European Union. An Empirical Analysis« 

Yuri Biondi (CNRS-Preg CRG – Ecole Polytechnique, France) & Michela Soverchia (University of Macerata, Italy): « Reforming the European Union. Financial Disclosure: A Theoretical Analysis of the « New » Accounting Rules« 

Mark Bovens (Utrecht University, the Netherlands), Deirdre Curtin (University of Amsterdam and Utrecht University, The Netherlands) & Paul ‘t Hart (Utrecht University and Australian National University): « Towards a more accountable EU: restrospective and roadmap« 

Gijs Jan Brandsma (Utrecht University, the Netherlands): « Information and executive scrutiny: how the European Parliament responds to increasing transparency« 

Julia Fleischer (University of Potsdam, Germany): « Europeanisation by agencification? How isomorphic EU agencies accomplish the European regulatory state« 

Didier Georgakakis (University of Strasbourg/Institut Universitaire de France/Gspe-Prisme-CNRS): « The deconsecrated administration: EU civil servants from mission to management »

Klaus H. Goetz (University of Potsdam, Germany): « Time and Power in the Commission Administration »

Eva G. Heiddbreder (Hertie School of Governance, Germany): « Structuring the European Administrative Space: Policy Instruments of Multi-Level Administration« 

Diana-Camelia Iancu (National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania): « Exporting Democracy by Enlargement: The case of administrative consolidation in CEE Countries and Croatia« 

Hussein Kassim & Kathryn Wright (University of East Anglia, United Kingdom): « The European Competition Network:A European Regulatory Network with a Difference« 

Dirk Keil & Karl Löfgren (Roskilde University, Denmark): « A Cross-border Region of Fear: The Danish-German Fermern Belt Region« 

Adriaan Schout & Sarah Wolff (Netherlands Institute of International Relations): « The Emerging Multilevel Administrative System in Europe: Patterns, Problems and Perspectives« 

Anchrit Wille (Institute of Public Administration, Leiden University, the Netherlands): « The Politicization of the EU Commission): New Challenges, New Professionals?«