Sonia Mazey
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1016410 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sonia Mazey |
| PRENOMES | Sonia |
| SOBRENOME | Mazey |
| ASSINATURA | MAZEY S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | London Metropolitan University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 234 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1986 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Lesson‐Drawing from New Zealand and Covid‐19
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen most governments worldwide having to think on their feet rather than implementing detailed and well-rehearsed plans. This is notwithstanding the fact that a pandemic was bound to happen, sooner or later (and will happen again). The effectiveness of national responses has varied enormously. Globally, New Zealand has been perceived as setting the gold standard in 'curve crushing', and for a short period achieved Covid…
Debate
Gender Mainstreaming Strategies in the E.U
Introduction
The European Union and women's rights
Whereas in other policy sectors, established, national policies have become progressively 'Europeanized', the EC was a major catalyst in the generation and extension of national sex equality laws. The origins of these policies lie in second-wave feminism during the late 1960s and 1970s which sought to 'reframe' the way in which policies affecting women were addressed. This article highlights the importance of the EC institutions, notably the Euro…
Policy framing
This article (completed before the Amsterdam Summit in June 1997) examines the ongoing attempts by key non‐governmental actors to influence the agenda of the 1996 Inter‐governmental Confederence (IGC). This IGC constitutes a good example of the 'garbage‐can' model of organisational choice, characterised by solutions chasing problems and problems chasing solutions. In the absence of a fixed agenda, key groups such as businesses, trades unions and …
Book notes
Brian Abel‐Smith (1994) Introduction to Health (London: Longman), i‐viii, 1–237 pp.; ISBN 0 582 23865 X; £14.99 Richard Balme, Philippe Garraud, Vincent Hoffmann‐Martinot, Ivelyne Ritaine (with contributions from Laurence Bonnet and Sonia Mazey) (1994) Le Territoire pour Politiques: Variations Européennes (Paris: Editions L'Har‐mattan), pp. 304, ISBN 2 7384 3083 X; no price given Martin Westlake (1994) A Modern Guide to the European Parliament (L…
La Commission européenne
mobiliser des coalitions de groupes transnationales favorables aux changements de politique. Les intérêts concernés agissent auprès de la Commission pour obtenir que la politique formulée leur soit favorable. Le lobbying européen a pris une ampleur telle qu'il est aujourd'hui considéré comme un problème par les fonctionnaires de la Commission, qui cherchent de plus en plus des moyens ad hoc pour rationaliser le processus de consultation des group…
The Development of Eu Equality Policies
This article critically evaluates the impact of European Community equal opportunities policies on behalf of women. It is argued that the European Commission, supported by the European Parliament, women's organizations and European Court rulings, has consciously sought to extend the scope of Community legislation and policies in this sector. The article highlights the various strategies used by the Commission in pursuit of this objective, includi…
Lobbying In The European Community
"The role of interest groups in the formulation of EC policy is a central aspect of the development of the European Community: This book is unique in providing both an academic analysis of the system and an insider's view of how lobbying actually works." "The first part examines the consequences of the increasing transference of power to Brussels in terms of the EC policy process, the activities of the Commission of the EC as an 'adolescent' bure…
British Pressure Groups in the European Community
British Pressure Groups in the European Community: The Challenge of Brussels SONIA P. MAZEY, SONIA P. MAZEY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar JEREMY J. RICHARDSON JEREMY J. RICHARDSON Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 45, Issue 1, January 1992, Pages 92–107, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a052345 Published: 01 January 1992
Environmental groups and the EC
Even though the basic ‘rules of the game’ may be familiar to lobbyists at the national level, the EC policy process is in many ways unique. Its multi-national, neo-federal nature, the openness of decision-making to lobbying, and the considerable weight of national politico-administrative elites within the process create a rather unstable and multi-dimensional environment to which all pressure groups must adapt. Environmental groups have at least …
The 1988 French Presidential Elections
European Community Action on Behalf of Women
Public policy‐making in France
This article examines the policy performance of the Mitterrand administration from the perspective of rationalist and incremental models of policy‐making. It is argued that the incrementalist approach provides a more comprehensive and realistic framework with which to assess the policy record of the French Socialist government. The failure of that government to implement its radical programme supports the view that effective policy‐making even wi…
The French regional elections of 16 March 1986
The European Union and women's rights
Whereas in other policy sectors, established, national policies have become progressively 'Europeanized', the EC was a major catalyst in the generation and extension of national sex equality laws. The origins of these policies lie in second-wave feminism during the late 1960s and 1970s which sought to 'reframe' the way in which policies affecting women were addressed. This article highlights the importance of the EC institutions, notably the Euro…
Introduction
Policy framing
This article (completed before the Amsterdam Summit in June 1997) examines the ongoing attempts by key non‐governmental actors to influence the agenda of the 1996 Inter‐governmental Confederence (IGC). This IGC constitutes a good example of the 'garbage‐can' model of organisational choice, characterised by solutions chasing problems and problems chasing solutions. In the absence of a fixed agenda, key groups such as businesses, trades unions and …
Lesson‐Drawing from New Zealand and Covid‐19
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen most governments worldwide having to think on their feet rather than implementing detailed and well-rehearsed plans. This is notwithstanding the fact that a pandemic was bound to happen, sooner or later (and will happen again). The effectiveness of national responses has varied enormously. Globally, New Zealand has been perceived as setting the gold standard in 'curve crushing', and for a short period achieved Covid…
Gender Mainstreaming Strategies in the E.U
The Development of Eu Equality Policies
This article critically evaluates the impact of European Community equal opportunities policies on behalf of women. It is argued that the European Commission, supported by the European Parliament, women's organizations and European Court rulings, has consciously sought to extend the scope of Community legislation and policies in this sector. The article highlights the various strategies used by the Commission in pursuit of this objective, includi…
European Community Action on Behalf of Women
British Pressure Groups in the European Community
British Pressure Groups in the European Community: The Challenge of Brussels SONIA P. MAZEY, SONIA P. MAZEY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar JEREMY J. RICHARDSON JEREMY J. RICHARDSON Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 45, Issue 1, January 1992, Pages 92–107, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a052345 Published: 01 January 1992
Lobbying In The European Community
"The role of interest groups in the formulation of EC policy is a central aspect of the development of the European Community: This book is unique in providing both an academic analysis of the system and an insider's view of how lobbying actually works." "The first part examines the consequences of the increasing transference of power to Brussels in terms of the EC policy process, the activities of the Commission of the EC as an 'adolescent' bure…
Environmental groups and the EC
Even though the basic ‘rules of the game’ may be familiar to lobbyists at the national level, the EC policy process is in many ways unique. Its multi-national, neo-federal nature, the openness of decision-making to lobbying, and the considerable weight of national politico-administrative elites within the process create a rather unstable and multi-dimensional environment to which all pressure groups must adapt. Environmental groups have at least …
La Commission européenne
mobiliser des coalitions de groupes transnationales favorables aux changements de politique. Les intérêts concernés agissent auprès de la Commission pour obtenir que la politique formulée leur soit favorable. Le lobbying européen a pris une ampleur telle qu'il est aujourd'hui considéré comme un problème par les fonctionnaires de la Commission, qui cherchent de plus en plus des moyens ad hoc pour rationaliser le processus de consultation des group…
Public policy‐making in France
This article examines the policy performance of the Mitterrand administration from the perspective of rationalist and incremental models of policy‐making. It is argued that the incrementalist approach provides a more comprehensive and realistic framework with which to assess the policy record of the French Socialist government. The failure of that government to implement its radical programme supports the view that effective policy‐making even wi…
The French regional elections of 16 March 1986
Public policy‐making in France
This article examines the policy performance of the Mitterrand administration from the perspective of rationalist and incremental models of policy‐making. It is argued that the incrementalist approach provides a more comprehensive and realistic framework with which to assess the policy record of the French Socialist government. The failure of that government to implement its radical programme supports the view that effective policy‐making even wi…
The French regional elections of 16 March 1986
The 1988 French Presidential Elections
European Community Action on Behalf of Women
British Pressure Groups in the European Community
British Pressure Groups in the European Community: The Challenge of Brussels SONIA P. MAZEY, SONIA P. MAZEY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar JEREMY J. RICHARDSON JEREMY J. RICHARDSON Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 45, Issue 1, January 1992, Pages 92–107, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.pa.a052345 Published: 01 January 1992
Environmental groups and the EC
Even though the basic ‘rules of the game’ may be familiar to lobbyists at the national level, the EC policy process is in many ways unique. Its multi-national, neo-federal nature, the openness of decision-making to lobbying, and the considerable weight of national politico-administrative elites within the process create a rather unstable and multi-dimensional environment to which all pressure groups must adapt. Environmental groups have at least …
Lobbying In The European Community
"The role of interest groups in the formulation of EC policy is a central aspect of the development of the European Community: This book is unique in providing both an academic analysis of the system and an insider's view of how lobbying actually works." "The first part examines the consequences of the increasing transference of power to Brussels in terms of the EC policy process, the activities of the Commission of the EC as an 'adolescent' bure…
The Development of Eu Equality Policies
This article critically evaluates the impact of European Community equal opportunities policies on behalf of women. It is argued that the European Commission, supported by the European Parliament, women's organizations and European Court rulings, has consciously sought to extend the scope of Community legislation and policies in this sector. The article highlights the various strategies used by the Commission in pursuit of this objective, includi…
Book notes
Brian Abel‐Smith (1994) Introduction to Health (London: Longman), i‐viii, 1–237 pp.; ISBN 0 582 23865 X; £14.99 Richard Balme, Philippe Garraud, Vincent Hoffmann‐Martinot, Ivelyne Ritaine (with contributions from Laurence Bonnet and Sonia Mazey) (1994) Le Territoire pour Politiques: Variations Européennes (Paris: Editions L'Har‐mattan), pp. 304, ISBN 2 7384 3083 X; no price given Martin Westlake (1994) A Modern Guide to the European Parliament (L…
La Commission européenne
mobiliser des coalitions de groupes transnationales favorables aux changements de politique. Les intérêts concernés agissent auprès de la Commission pour obtenir que la politique formulée leur soit favorable. Le lobbying européen a pris une ampleur telle qu'il est aujourd'hui considéré comme un problème par les fonctionnaires de la Commission, qui cherchent de plus en plus des moyens ad hoc pour rationaliser le processus de consultation des group…
Policy framing
This article (completed before the Amsterdam Summit in June 1997) examines the ongoing attempts by key non‐governmental actors to influence the agenda of the 1996 Inter‐governmental Confederence (IGC). This IGC constitutes a good example of the 'garbage‐can' model of organisational choice, characterised by solutions chasing problems and problems chasing solutions. In the absence of a fixed agenda, key groups such as businesses, trades unions and …
The European Union and women's rights
Whereas in other policy sectors, established, national policies have become progressively 'Europeanized', the EC was a major catalyst in the generation and extension of national sex equality laws. The origins of these policies lie in second-wave feminism during the late 1960s and 1970s which sought to 'reframe' the way in which policies affecting women were addressed. This article highlights the importance of the EC institutions, notably the Euro…
Introduction
Gender Mainstreaming Strategies in the E.U
Debate
Lesson‐Drawing from New Zealand and Covid‐19
The Covid-19 pandemic has seen most governments worldwide having to think on their feet rather than implementing detailed and well-rehearsed plans. This is notwithstanding the fact that a pandemic was bound to happen, sooner or later (and will happen again). The effectiveness of national responses has varied enormously. Globally, New Zealand has been perceived as setting the gold standard in 'curve crushing', and for a short period achieved Covid…
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