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Cover -- Quartino -- Contents -- List of contributors -- Chapter I - Proceduralization of EU Agencies: Theory and Practice - Conticellli e De Bellis -- Part I - Rule-making and Regulation in Public Utilities and Aviation Safety -- Chapter II - The Evolution of the BEREC Governance: Cooperation Forum or Agency-Like Body? - Mariniello -- Chapter III - Ensuring Public Participation in ACER's Rule-making: the Case of EU Network Codes - Vlachou -- Chapter IV - The Rulemaking Function of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) - Simoncini -- Part II - Accountability and Legitimacy in Banking and Financial Regulation -- Chapter V - Procedural Accountability through Formaland Informal Dialogue: the Case of the SingleSupervisory Mechanism (SSM) - Sciascia -- Chapter VI - The Orderly Resolution of Failing Banks: Administrative Guarantees in the Proceedings before the Single Resolution Board - Figliolia -- Chapter VII - Towards a "Procedural Legitimation" of EU Agencies? The Reform of the European Supervisory Authorities as a Case Study - Magliari -- Part III - Cross-cutting Issues: Soft Law and Boards of Appeal -- Chapter VIII - European Union Soft Law by Agencies: an Analysis of the Legitimacy of their Procedural Frameworks - Rocca and Eliantonio -- Chapter IX - A new era for EU Agencies' Boards of Appeal? A Preliminary Assessment of the Recent Reform of CJEU's Statute and its Implication on EU Administrative Adjudication - Alberti -- Chapter X - The Transformation of the European Administration - della Cananea -- Finito di stampare -- Volumi pubblicati.

This paper offers a constructivist theory of governance. It begins by challenging rational choice and institutionalist accounts for neglecting meanings. If we are to take meanings seriously, we need to allow for the constructed nature of governance -- governance depends on concepts that are themselves in part products of wider webs of belief. The paper then argues, first, that constructivism is compatible with various forms of realism, and, second, that constructivism is strengthened by recognition of situated agency. Finally, the paper identifies the kind of aggregate concepts associated with this type of constructivism. Adapted from the source document.