What are your favorite books about the European Union?

by theOriginalcopy2

Not sure if this is the best place to ask this because it is not strictly history- more like foreign relations. But if you happen to know a good book to help one understand the formation and structure of the European Union I would be very grateful!

Impune

#General Background/Primers:

  • Ever Closer Union? An Introduction to the European Community by Desmond Dinan

  • Debates on European Integration – A Reader edited by Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni

  • The European Union edited by Brent F. Nelsen and Alexander Stubb

#Formation:

  • Origins and Evolution of the European Union edited by Desmond Dinan

  • The European Rescue of the Nation-State by Alan Milward

#Structure:

  • Economic and Monetary Union by Michele Chang

  • The European Parliament by Richard Corbett, Francis Jacobs, and Darren Neville

  • The European Commission by Neill Nugent and Mark Rhinard

  • 'Bargaining Power in the European Council,' in Journal of Common Market Studies by Jonas Tallberg

  • 'Legislative-Executive Relations in the EU,' in Journal of Common Market Studies by Ben Crum