Managing Transnationalism In Northern Europe
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collective decision making
cross-border policymaking
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Harmonious Society
international relations theory
Ministerial Sphere
National Secretaries General
National Tv Network
Nordic Cooperation
Nordic Corporations
Nordic Council
Nordic Cultural
Nordic Cultural Policy
Nordic Issues
Nordic Meetings
Nordic Officials
Nordic Organizations
Nordic Policy
Nordic Region
Nordic Resident
Nordic Societies
Nordic Trade Unions
Northern Europe
Parliamentary Sphere
policy coordination
Policy Making Process
political leaders
regional governance
Scandinavian joint policy processes
State Secretaries
supranationalsim
Transgovernmental Relations
transnationalism
Product details
- ISBN 9780367017965
- Weight: 430g
- Dimensions: 144 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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How can political leaders best control the effects of transnational links on their societies, maintaining the prosperity brought by such ties while minimizing their unstabilizing effects? The answer, according to some observers, rests in collective management through joint policymaking processes. This work explores the strategy used in Scandinavian countries for collectively coping with transnationalism. Although focus ing on a unique case, it is highly relevant to broader international efforts at policy coordination and joint problem solving. The author first analyzes the extent of Nordic transnational ties and identifies the principles involved in collective management. He then outlines the means, scope, and frequency of regional contacts among political leaders and bureaucrats and analyzes the norms and dynamics of joint policymaking to determine what roles the various principals play in the collective management effort. Policy results are reviewed in order to evaluate the relative success of Nordic methods, and comparisons are made between issue areas and degrees of salience to reveal the types of issues most effectively treated by the Nordic strategy.
