The book demonstrates how political obstacles to a more public health-conscious EU are institutional in nature. It argues that ‘Health in All Policies’ is essentially a political project and explores which institutional and ideational obstacles stand in the way of a healthier EU.
Read moreThis talk presents the “story” of the EU’s involvement in vaccination over the last 30 years and offers some reflections on the role of reputation-building dynamics in the emergence of the EU in this field.
How EU competition policy operates in the healthcare context continues to attract attention, both in terms of expansion of an economic mechanism into an undeniably social field, and of the dynamics between national and EU competence regarding health policy and healthcare system organisation (Article 168(7) TFEU).
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