Conditioned Networking: Swiss-EU Relations in Transport
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This article addresses the structural characteristics of the
interactions between Switzerland and the EU in the transport sector,
i.e. transport by air and land. More precisely, it is focused on two
different aspects of this relationship: first the modes of
coordination between Switzerland and the EU according to the concept
of external governance and, second, those conditions that make
inclusive patterns of interaction more likely. The central finding
of this case study is an expansion of both the regulatory and
organisational boundary in both cases. This shift finds expression
in the incorporation of Swiss actors into a variety of networks
that, at least in some cases, allow Swiss actors to shape EU policy
making. The actual patterns of interaction are influenced by a
number of factors, including the type of governance inside the EU
that facilitates the inclusion of third parties in EU external
governance and the problem structure that is characterized by
coordination rather than enforcement problems.
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tipo
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Journal paper
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parole chiave
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Swiss Transport Policy; European Union; European Transport Policy; Network Governance
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English
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journal article
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data di apparenza
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14-10-2009
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giornale
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Swiss Political Science Review
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Editore
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Wiley-Blackwell (Oxford)
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ISSN
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1424-7755
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edizione del giornale
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15
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numero del giornale
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4
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pagine
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603-627
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review
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not review
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citation
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Lehmkuhl, D., & Siegrist, O. (2009). Conditioned Networking:
Swiss-EU Relations in Transport. Swiss Political Science Review,
15(4), 603-627.
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