Kjell Arnold Eliassen

Business and politics in a new global order s. 13-33

Gyldendal Akademisk

Analyzing european union politics s. 381-410

Analyzing european union politics s. 13-22

Analyzing european union politics s. 687-695

Business and politics in a new global order s. 13-34

Business and politics in a new global order s. 353-365

Policy and Society: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Policy Research 27(3) s. 239-248

Eliassen and From (eds), The Privatisation of European Telecommunications

Democratic Representaion in Europe: Diversity Change and Convergence, Best, Heinrich and Cotta, Maurizio (eds)

European Union and New Regionalism, Telo, Mario (ed.)

The Privatisation of European Telecommunications, Kjell A. Eliassen and Johan From (eds) s. 257-268

The Privatisation of European Telecommunications, Kjell A. Eliassen and Johan From (eds) s. 1-16

Best and Cotta (eds.): Democratic Representation in Europe: Diversity, Change and Convergence

P.Magnette (ed.): La Grande Europe

Tidsskrift for samfunnsforskning (TfS) 45(2) s. 335-353 Doi: https://doi.org/10.18261/ISSN1504-291X-2004-02-11

Scandinavian Political Studies 26(2) s. 125-144

Steve John (ed.): New Activism and the Corporate Response

M. Campanella & S. Eijffinger (eds.): EU Economic Governance and Globalization

S. Nagels (ed.): Policymaking and Democracy

European Union and New Regionalism / Mario Telo (ed.) s. 111-134

Making Policy in Europe

Making policy in Europe/Svein Andersen og Kjell Eliassen (eds.)

Kunne ikke finne tidsskrift Cotta, Ma

Kunne ikke finne tidsskrift Telo, Mar

Kunne ikke finne tidsskrift Walker, A

De Masstricht à Amsterdam

Elites, Parties and Democracy; Festschrift for Professor Mogens N. Pedersen

Globalisering - drivkrefter og konsekvenser - BI årbok 1998

Lobbyisme, pluralisme et intégration Européenne (Collection"La Cité européenne"), Series "European Policy" no 16

De Maastricht á Amsterdam - L'Union européenne a la recherche de la légitimté

European Journal of Political Research 27(4) s. 427-441 Doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1475-6765.1995.tb00478.x

Since the late 1980s we have witnessed a strong and rapid growth in attempts to influence EU decision making. This article will summarise empirical evidence and discuss explanations for this development. This phenomenon has attracted little attention so far, and we therefore seek not only to comment on such literature as exists but also to pinpoint issues for further research

European Journal of Political Research 20(2) s. 173-187 Doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1475-6765.1991.tb00262.x

National Institute of Public Administration Press

Handelshøyskolen BI

National Institute of Public Administration Press

Handelshøyskolen BI

Sage

Routledge(Routledge Studies in the European Economy)

Senter for Europeiske og Asiatiske studier

Senter for Europeiske og Asiatiske studier

Sage Publications

Fagbokforlaget

TANO

Det nye Europa. Den europeiske unions institusjoner og politikk s. 133-145