Veronica Anghel is Lecturer at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, USA. Erik Jones is Director of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute, Italy.

This volume will be indispensable for students wanting to understand recent developments in European politics as they relate to each other. This is an imaginative renewal of the Developments in European Politics series to meet the changing political times.

• Introduction1. Democracy and Accountability in 21st Century Europe, Simona Piattoni2. Representation and Accountability, Julia Schulte-Cloos3. Local Governance and Local Communities in Europe, Jennifer Fitzgerald4. Informal Institutions: The World’s Open Secrets, Veronica Anghel5. Political Mobilization and Social Movements in Europe, Alice Mattoni and Julia Rone6. Climate Change and the Environment, Clare Saunders7. Capitalist Varieties under One Roof: Coping with Diversity in the European Union, Vera Scepanovic8. Worlds of Welfare Regimes, Kimberly J. Morgan9. Gender, Women, and Politics, Lisa Baglione10. The Comparative Politics of Migration Governance in Europe, Regine Paul11. Populism and Extremism, Léonie de Jonge12. Integration and Disintegration, Nicole Lindstrom13. Terrorism and Organized Crime, Rosa Maryon and Simone Tholens14. European Foreign Policy, Sonia LucarelliConclusion

Veronica Anghel is Lecturer at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, USA. Erik Jones is Director of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute, Italy.

This volume will be indispensable for students wanting to understand recent developments in European politics as they relate to each other. This is an imaginative renewal of the Developments in European Politics series to meet the changing political times.

• Introduction1. Democracy and Accountability in 21st Century Europe, Simona Piattoni2. Representation and Accountability, Julia Schulte-Cloos3. Local Governance and Local Communities in Europe, Jennifer Fitzgerald4. Informal Institutions: The World’s Open Secrets, Veronica Anghel5. Political Mobilization and Social Movements in Europe, Alice Mattoni and Julia Rone6. Climate Change and the Environment, Clare Saunders7. Capitalist Varieties under One Roof: Coping with Diversity in the European Union, Vera Scepanovic8. Worlds of Welfare Regimes, Kimberly J. Morgan9. Gender, Women, and Politics, Lisa Baglione10. The Comparative Politics of Migration Governance in Europe, Regine Paul11. Populism and Extremism, Léonie de Jonge12. Integration and Disintegration, Nicole Lindstrom13. Terrorism and Organized Crime, Rosa Maryon and Simone Tholens14. European Foreign Policy, Sonia LucarelliConclusion

Veronica Anghel is Lecturer at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, USA. Erik Jones is Director of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute, Italy.

This volume will be indispensable for students wanting to understand recent developments in European politics as they relate to each other. This is an imaginative renewal of the Developments in European Politics series to meet the changing political times.

• Introduction1. Democracy and Accountability in 21st Century Europe, Simona Piattoni2. Representation and Accountability, Julia Schulte-Cloos3. Local Governance and Local Communities in Europe, Jennifer Fitzgerald4. Informal Institutions: The World’s Open Secrets, Veronica Anghel5. Political Mobilization and Social Movements in Europe, Alice Mattoni and Julia Rone6. Climate Change and the Environment, Clare Saunders7. Capitalist Varieties under One Roof: Coping with Diversity in the European Union, Vera Scepanovic8. Worlds of Welfare Regimes, Kimberly J. Morgan9. Gender, Women, and Politics, Lisa Baglione10. The Comparative Politics of Migration Governance in Europe, Regine Paul11. Populism and Extremism, Léonie de Jonge12. Integration and Disintegration, Nicole Lindstrom13. Terrorism and Organized Crime, Rosa Maryon and Simone Tholens14. European Foreign Policy, Sonia LucarelliConclusion