Becoming European: How France, Germany, Spain and UK engage with European Union Health Policy (20th November 2008)
The UK is not alone in trying to work out how to organise the complex relationships between devolved governments, member states and the European Union in the complex field of health policy. In different ways France, Germany, and Spain are also grappling with these problems. This report, based on extensive interviews with senior policy-makers in the four member states, analyses the political and administrative organisation of their EU engagement from three perspectives: coordination of approach, type of activity, and formal and informal influencing. It looks at the consequences for each member state of its given policy and the lessons that the UK can learn from these, in the context of its own political devolution.
Report
The UK is not alone in trying to work out how to organise the complex relationships between devolved governments, member states and the European Union in the complex field of health policy. In different ways France, Germany, and Spain are also grappling with these problems. This report, based on extensive interviews with senior policy-makers in the four member states, analyses the political and administrative organisation of their EU engagement from three perspectives: coordination of approach, type of activity, and formal and informal influencing. It looks at the consequences for each member state of its given policy and the lessons that the UK can learn from these, in the context of its own political devolution.
Report
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