New Governance and the Transformation of European Law

The book delves into the impact of non-binding 'new governance' methods on the evolution of EU social law and policy. Mark Dawson explores how these innovative approaches are reshaping legal frameworks and influencing policy-making processes within the European Union, highlighting the shift from traditional binding regulations to more flexible, collaborative governance strategies. Through detailed analysis, the author examines the implications of this transformation for social rights and governance in the EU.