Good Governance, Scale and Power

This book explores some of the ways in which we might better understand governance practice using theories of scale and relational concepts of power, and in the process it offers a critique and rethinking of governance theory. These reflections are made on the basis of an in-depth case study of the attempted pursuit of `good governance¿ in the European Union via institutional reforms, focusing particularly on the thorny and fascinating case of North Sea fisheries management.