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OverviewThe impacts of EU legislation are now felt in a host of sectors, and not just in the EU Member States. Changes to the rules laid down in Brussels can have worldwide and serious impacts for governments, businesses and consumers. In this systematic and practical handbook, Brussels public affairs practitioners show how stakeholders can improve their chances of successfully influencing the legislation that matters to them. The book is full of real-world insights, timelines for how legislation is adopted, checklists of key points and actions, flowcharts and explanatory diagrams. Section 1, which takes a comprehensive approach to public affairs management, reviews innovative methods for building influence, setting issue priorities, employing IT tools, communicating with the news media, attracting a social media following, and advancing issues through third-country advocacy. Section 2 helps the reader apply these strategies to dealings with EU institutions. It covers the roles of the European Commission, Parliament and EU Councils, following Ordinary Legislative Procedure, and working with Delegated and Implementing Acts. Section 3 sums up the various insights from contributors and provides guidance for successful EU advocacy. Note: This book can be read as a standalone or in conjunction with How the EU Institutions Work: Your handbook and guide to EU decision-making (ISBN 9781838089801), which is a foundation text explaining how the EU institutions work together in the legislative process. Who is the book for? Public affairs professionals working with EU decision-making Stakeholders affected by EU legislation, including NGOs, federations and businesses Students and young professionals looking to work in EU public affairs Academic and training courses on EU decision-making and public affairs Member State national and regional government officials dealing with EU legislation Stakeholders and officials in non-Member States impacted by EU legislation Law firms in the EU arena Libraries with interests in EU institutions and lobbying in general Full Product DetailsAuthor: Alan HardacrePublisher: John Harper Publishing Imprint: John Harper Publishing ISBN: 9781838089818ISBN 10: 1838089810 Pages: 292 Publication Date: 08 September 2020 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsForeword, by Douglas Pinkham, President of the Public Affairs Council About the Authors Introduction, by Alan Hardacre Section 1: How to Build a Successful Public Affairs Strategy 1. The Art of Influence, by Laura Shields 2. An EU Public Affairs Methodology, by Alan Hardacre and Aaron McLoughlin 3. Digital Information Management in EU Public Affairs, by Leyla Sertel and Alan Hardacre 4. Working with the Media and Social Media in the EU, by Jon Worth 5. Third Country Lobbying in Brussels, by Alan Hardacre Section 2: How to Work with the EU Institutions and Decision-Making 6. Working with the European Commission, by Aaron McLoughlin 7. Working with the European Parliament, by Doru Frantescu 8. Working with the Council(s), by Roland Moore and Alan Hardacre 9. How to Work with the Ordinary Legislative Procedure, by Roland Moore and Alan Hardacre 10. Working with Delegated and Implementing Acts, by Alan Hardacre and Aaron McLoughlin Section 3: Summary 11. Recommendations for Best Practice in EU Public Affairs, by Alan HardacreReviewsAuthor InformationAlan Hardacre is a lobbyist operating at the EU level in the private sector. He has previously worked at the European Institute for Public Administration (EIPA) in Maastricht and continues to run lobbying simulations for universities. The other contributors to the book include a range of experienced practitioners in the field of EU public affairs. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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