How The Eu Institutions Work & How To Work With The Eu Institutions

“The Lisbon Treaty created new actors in the institutional landscape, the permanent President of the European Council, the European External Action Service, and strengthened the role of other players, notably the European Parliament as well as national parliaments … This book comes thus at a very timely moment… A very insightful tool for citizens, political and private actors”.
Maroš Šefcovic, Vice-President of the European Commission

“This book is very much to be welcomed as a first – a first in the sense of providing a real nuts and bolts approach to how the EU legislative process functions. This is a really practical guide that I can imagine recommending to new interns in my office but more importantly to others wishing either to enter or indeed just understand the world of EU public affairs.”
Diana Wallis MEP, Vice-President of the European Parliament

The book is designed to provide a comprehensive FOUNDATION TEXT for students, libraries and practitioners alike and is UP-TO-DATE with the range of KEY CHANGES introduced under the Treaty of Lisbon.

Written by a team of EXPERT CONTRIBUTORS, including public affairs professionals, led by Alan Hardacre of the European Institute of Public istration (EIPA) in Maastricht, the book is packed with EASY-TO-FOLLOW figures and diagrams.

Recommended for…

Academic courses on EU institutions and decision-making
Libraries fielding queries on how the EU works
Officials of the EU institutions needing a comprehensive ready reference
EU public affairs professionals
Law firms in the EU arena
NGOs and citizen groups that need to deal with the EU institutions
National and regional governments involved in influencing and implementing EU legislation
Candidates for EPSO exams wanting to improve their knowledge for assessment and interviews