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`The strength of this study ... lies in its comparative approach ... this is a valuable study, which provides all those interested in the EU with new evidence of the strengths and weaknesses of its administration.' William Wallace, London School of Economics and Political Science, International Affairs, Vol. 73, No. 2, April '97
`It is the great merit of Professor Page's rather slim volume on 'People who run Europe' to do justice to those and other myths by means of a careful examination of the background of the men and women of Brussels and the nature of the decision processes in which they are involved.' Yves Meny, Public Policy, vol.17 part 1, 1997
`It is the great merit of Professor Page's rather slim volume on People Who Run Europe to do justice to these and other myths by means of a careful examination of the background of the men and women of Brussels and the nature of the decision processes in which they are involved.' Journal of Public Policy 17,1
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Who really runs the European Union? In his revealing study, Page provides a fascinating insight into the administrative machinery in Brussels, exploring the backgrounds and careers of top officials, and their relationship to their political masters.
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`The strength of this study ... lies in its comparative approach ... this is a valuable study, which provides all those interested in the EU with new evidence of the strengths and weaknesses of its administration.' William Wallace, London School of Economics and Political Science, International Affairs, Vol. 73, No. 2, April '97
`It is the great merit of Professor Page's rather slim volume on 'People who run Europe' to do justice to those and other myths by means of a careful examination of the background of the men and women of Brussels and the nature of the decision processes in which they are involved.' Yves Meny, Public Policy, vol.17 part 1, 1997
`It is the great merit of Professor Page's rather slim volume on People Who Run Europe to do justice to these and other myths by means of a careful examination of the background of the men and women of Brussels and the nature of the decision processes in which they are involved.' Journal of Public Policy 17,1
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Who really runs the European Union? In his revealing study, Page provides a fascinating insight into the administrative machinery in Brussels, exploring the backgrounds and careers of top officials, and their relationship to their political masters.
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