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Author:   Maria João Rodrigues
Publisher:   Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Imprint:   Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.650kg
ISBN:  

9781848441996

ISBN 10:   1848441991
Pages:   424
Publication Date:   27 February 2009
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

Contents: Preface Europe, Globalization and the Lisbon Agenda: An Introduction Maria João Rodrigues PART I: DEVELOPING THE LISBON AGENDA AT THE EUROPEAN LEVEL 1. On the European Innovation Policy: Key Issues for Policy-Making Maria João Rodrigues 2. Some Reflections on Innovation Policy Luc Soete 3. Toward a Sustainable European Social Model: Key Issues for Policy-Making Maria João Rodrigues 4. The Lisbon Strategy and Social Europe: Two Closely Linked Destinies Janine Goetschy 5. The Economic Governance of the Union and the Quality of Public Finances: Key Issues for Policy-Making Maria João Rodrigues 6. Some Reflections on the Macroeconomic Dimension of the Lisbon Agenda Pier Carlo Padoan 7. Developing the Lisbon Agenda at the European Level: Conclusions of the Debate Maria João Rodrigues PART II: THE EUROPEAN LISBON AGENDA AND NATIONAL DIVERSITY 8. The European Lisbon Agenda and National Diversity: Key Issues for Policy-Making Maria João Rodrigues 9. The Lisbon Strategy: Merits, Difficulties and Possible Reforms Robert Boyer 10. The Lisbon Agenda on Social Policy: Revitalizing the European Social Model Jos Berghman 11. In-depth Comment on the Varieties of Capitalism in the New Member States Ádám Török 12. The Lisbon Agenda and the Key Reforms at National Level: Conclusions of the Debate Maria João Rodrigues PART III: THE EXTERNAL DIMENSION OF THE LISBON AGENDA 13. On the External Dimension of the Lisbon Agenda: Key Issues for Policy-Making Maria João Rodrigues 14. The External Implications of the Lisbon Agenda Bengt-Åke Lundvall 15. Between China and the USA: Which Future and Strategies for EU-based Enterprises? Benjamin Coriat 16. The Lisbon Strategy as a Global EU Strategy Mario Telò 17. The Lisbon Agenda and the External Action of the European Union: Conclusions of the Debate Maria João Rodrigues PART IV: THE LISBON AGENDA AND EUROPEAN GOVERNANCE 18. The Lisbon Agenda and European Governance: Key Issues for Policy-Making Maria João Rodrigues 19. Assessing the Implications of the Lisbon Treaty for the Lisbon Agenda Mario Telò 20. Paving the Way for a Strategy of Sustainable Development Iain Begg 21. The Lisbon Agenda and Public Administration Wolfgang Drechsler 22. Improving Governance of the Lisbon Agenda: Conclusions of the Debate Maria João Rodrigues Conclusion Maria João Rodrigues Appendix 1: Integrated Guidelines for Growth and Jobs (2008–2010), December 2007 Appendix 2: Conclusions of the Brussels European Council, March 2008 Appendix 3: European Union Declaration on Globalisation, December 2007 Appendix 4: Official Documents on the Lisbon Agenda: Selected Bibliography Index

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'The book's structure assists in its overall effectiveness in analyzing the complexities and challenges of the Lisbon Agenda. The presentation is clear and the style is generally quite lively, even for readers unfamiliar with the thematic. Thanks to the diversity of academic and cultural backgrounds of the authors, the book manages to strike a balance between political, sociological and economic analyzes. As such, the interdisciplinary approach is refreshingly welcome as it is reflecting the general philosophy of the Lisbon Agenda and provides a more in-depth analysis of each dimension of the Lisbon Strategy.' -- Vivien Sierens, Central European Journal of International and Security Studies 'This edited volume by Maria Joao Rodrigues is a welcome addition to the existing body of literature on the European Union (EU). The book focuses on the implementation of the Lisbon Agenda and its implications for European internal policies, for EU external actions and for the EU governance system... the book, while useful for anyone who wants to read a general overview of the Lisbon Agenda and its political significance, is also highly recommended to policy-makers and practitioners interested in evaluating the achievements of the Agenda to date and analysing possible options for the future.' -- Journal of Contemporary Studies

`The book's structure assists in its overall effectiveness in analyzing the complexities and challenges of the Lisbon Agenda. The presentation is clear and the style is generally quite lively, even for readers unfamiliar with the thematic. Thanks to the diversity of academic and cultural backgrounds of the authors, the book manages to strike a balance between political, sociological and economic analyzes. As such, the interdisciplinary approach is refreshingly welcome as it is reflecting the general philosophy of the Lisbon Agenda and provides a more in-depth analysis of each dimension of the Lisbon Strategy.' -- Vivien Sierens, Central European Journal of International and Security Studies `This edited volume by Maria Joao Rodrigues is a welcome addition to the existing body of literature on the European Union (EU). The book focuses on the implementation of the Lisbon Agenda and its implications for European internal policies, for EU external actions and for the EU governance system. . . the book, while useful for anyone who wants to read a general overview of the Lisbon Agenda and its political significance, is also highly recommended to policy-makers and practitioners interested in evaluating the achievements of the Agenda to date and analysing possible options for the future.' -- Journal of Contemporary Studies

'The book's structure assists in its overall effectiveness in analyzing the complexities and challenges of the Lisbon Agenda. The presentation is clear and the style is generally quite lively, even for readers unfamiliar with the thematic. Thanks to the diversity of academic and cultural backgrounds of the authors, the book manages to strike a balance between political, sociological and economic analyzes. As such, the interdisciplinary approach is refreshingly welcome as it is reflecting the general philosophy of the Lisbon Agenda and provides a more in-depth analysis of each dimension of the Lisbon Strategy.'

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Edited by Maria João Rodrigues, Professor, IEE-ULB – Institute for European Studies, Université Libre de Bruxelles and Special Advisor to the European Commission

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