β Scribed by Sebastian Krapohl (auth.)
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Front Matter....Pages i-xiii
Introduction: The Need for a Systematic Analysis of Supranational Risk Regulation....Pages 1-14
Front Matter....Pages 15-15
Functional Pressure and Path-Dependencies: The Emergence and Development of Supranational Regulatory Regimes....Pages 17-32
Efficiency and Legitimacy: The Evaluation of Supranational Regulatory Regimes....Pages 33-57
Front Matter....Pages 59-59
From National Crises to a Strong Supranational Regime: The Development of Pharmaceutical Authorisation in Europe....Pages 61-85
A Strong Regulatory Network: The Evaluation of the European Regulatory Regime for Pharmaceuticals....Pages 86-117
Front Matter....Pages 119-119
From an Early Single Market to a Crisis of Consumer Confidence: The Development of Foodstuff Regulation in Europe....Pages 121-150
A Weak Supranational Agency: The Evaluation of the European Regulatory Regime for Foodstuffs....Pages 151-179
Front Matter....Pages 181-181
A Comparison of Pharmaceutical and Foodstuff Regulation in Europe....Pages 183-194
Back Matter....Pages 195-225
European Union Politics; Political Economy; Political Science; Genetic Engineering; Industries; Biotechnology
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