Crashing and Creeping: Agenda-Setting Dynamics in the European Union

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Abstract Agenda-setting in the EU takes place in two ways: ‘from above’ through high-level political institutions urging EU action, and ‘from below’ through policy experts formulating specific proposals in low-level groups and working parties. This article formulates a theoretical framework for understanding the differences between these two processes. Moreover, it shows how they may interact and become intertwined in the course of actual agenda-setting processes. The utility of the approach is demonstrated in two contrasting case studies: one of EU anti-smoking policy and one of EU anti-bioterrorism policy.

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Issuer: Informa UK Limited
Document Type: Research / Academic Paper
Publication Year: 2006
Retrieved: 5 May 2026
Source: doi.org
Record ID: XFKZOWGIAF
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