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This article considers the executive capacity of the German government to coordinate the annual budget of the European Union in the post-Maastricht period. It identifies & elaborates two broad sets of factors essential to the development of this routinized policy process: internal executive coordination through specialized administrative techniques & coordination with external actors through multilevel institutional adjustments. The emergent picture shows the success of the federal government in maintaining its executive capacity within a Europeanized policy sector. 32 References. Adapted from the source document.