Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 From Corporatism to Governance: Dimensions of a Theory of Intermediary Institutions

Chapter 3 Corporatism and Beyond? On Governance and Its Limits

Chapter 4 From Neo-Corporatism to Neo-Pluralism: The Liberal Drift of Multi-level Governance

Chapter 5 Collective Action and the Making of Economic Policy: Intellectual Lineages from the History of Political Economy

Chapter 6 EU Competition Regulation: A Case of Authoritarian Neo-liberalism?

Chapter 7 Fabricating Social Europe: From Neo-corporatism to Governance by Numbers

Chapter 8 European Social Policy: Social Cohesion through Competition?

Chapter 9 The Shadow of the Law: Intermediary Institutions and the Ruling Part of Governance

Chapter 11 The Constitutionalisation of Everyday Life?

Chapter 12 The Democratic Surplus that Constitutionalised the European Union: Establishing Democratic Governance through Intermediate Institutions

Chapter 13 The Crisis of Corporatism and the Rise of International Law