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Book Review: EU Social Policy in the 1990s. Towards a corporatist policy community

the ’social partners’ conclude a collective agreement which is subsequently submitted to the Council by the Commission. Next, Falkner presents case studies of policy-making processes in which this procedure was employed: European Works Councils, parental leave and atypical work. While the first ultimately failed due to internal organisational weaknesses, the other two led to ’social partner’ agreements which were enacted.