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9780719066450

The European Union and the Regulation of Media Markets

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  • ISBN13:

    9780719066450

  • ISBN10:

    071906645X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-11-30
  • Publisher: Manchester University Press

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Summary

This book investigates the processes by which European Union institutions have sought to regulate national media markets, both through European level initiatives and influences upon national policy-making. This provides an excellent case study for observing new modes of EU governance. Because of this sector's political and cultural significance at national levels, there have been limits to the amount of European legislation that has been deemed to be acceptable, and limits have been encountered by the European institutions in question. The book argues that the institutions have therefore found other ways of governing media markets -- the initiation of European level fora, the decentralization of decision-making bodies, presenting best practices solutions to domestic policy problems, and the Europeanization of national policies through direct action. This book provides the first in-depth empirical analysis of new modes of EU governance with a specific industry case study, and also shows how the European institutions have between them engineered processes of policy convergence at national levels.

Author Biography

Alison Harcourt is Research Fellow in the Centre for European Studies at the University of Bradford.

Table of Contents

The evolution of EU media market regulationp. 9
Governing by judgesp. 22
Competition law, beyond the boundaries of the politically possiblep. 41
The commission, the parliament and media market regulationp. 62
Interest group participation in the policy processp. 94
Whither a European media market?p. 117
Engineering Europeanisation at the national levelp. 158
Conclusionp. 199
European Union legislation governing media markets, 1989-2004p. 214
European Court of Justice and Court of First Instance cases, 1974-2003p. 218
Directorate General for competition cases, 1989-2004p. 222
Treaties of the European Unionp. 229
European commission questionnairesp. 230
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