Introduces a new theory of (supra)national partyism to help explain the causes and consequences of choices made by political leaders for Europe. Thomas Konig uses a game-theoretical perspective to look at how conditions for leaders change through accessions of new members, shocks, and crises.

Introduces a new theory of (supra)national partyism to help explain the causes and consequences of choices made by political leaders for Europe. Thomas Konig uses a game-theoretical perspective to look at how conditions for leaders change through accessions of new members, shocks, and crises.