Ian Bache is reader in politics at the University of Sheffield.

[Bache's] deep understanding and prolonged focus upon the British dimension of the phenomenon grants him a solid vantage point to qualitatively assess change. . . . Written concisely and accessibly.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Europeanization: A Framework for AnalysisChapter 2: Multilevel Governance and Policy NetworksChapter 3: EU Cohesion PolicyChapter 4: EU Cohesion Policy and Domestic GovernanceChapter 5: The Changing Nature of British GovernanceChapter 6: Cohesion Policy and Governance in Britain: 1989–1997Chapter 7: Cohesion Policy and Governance in Britain: 1997–2006Conclusions

Ian Bache is reader in politics at the University of Sheffield.

[Bache's] deep understanding and prolonged focus upon the British dimension of the phenomenon grants him a solid vantage point to qualitatively assess change. . . . Written concisely and accessibly.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Europeanization: A Framework for AnalysisChapter 2: Multilevel Governance and Policy NetworksChapter 3: EU Cohesion PolicyChapter 4: EU Cohesion Policy and Domestic GovernanceChapter 5: The Changing Nature of British GovernanceChapter 6: Cohesion Policy and Governance in Britain: 1989–1997Chapter 7: Cohesion Policy and Governance in Britain: 1997–2006Conclusions

Ian Bache is reader in politics at the University of Sheffield.

[Bache's] deep understanding and prolonged focus upon the British dimension of the phenomenon grants him a solid vantage point to qualitatively assess change. . . . Written concisely and accessibly.

• IntroductionChapter 1: Europeanization: A Framework for AnalysisChapter 2: Multilevel Governance and Policy NetworksChapter 3: EU Cohesion PolicyChapter 4: EU Cohesion Policy and Domestic GovernanceChapter 5: The Changing Nature of British GovernanceChapter 6: Cohesion Policy and Governance in Britain: 1989–1997Chapter 7: Cohesion Policy and Governance in Britain: 1997–2006Conclusions