Ellie Brooks
This blog is intended to bridge the gap between academia and policy-making in European health policy by highlighting key themes in this multifaceted field. Though its primary focus is upon governance, it will also examine specific policies and their politics. The blog is informed by academic research, from my studies at Lancaster University, practical experience, from my work at the European Public Health Alliance, and my membership of the Young Gastein Network. All views and opinions expressed are solely my own, not of any of the above organisations.
Recent Posts
- Fact, ideology and logic in the EU referendum campaign, 24 May 2016
- Healthier in: Why being a member of the EU is good for the UK NHS, 05 May 2016
- Regulatory policy and crisis politics in contemporary EU health policy, 17 Nov 2015
- TTIP debacle in the European Parliament, 12 Jun 2015
- EU governance 3.0 – in search of a characterisation, 28 Jan 2015
- Reforming the European Semester for health – what role for civil society?, 11 Dec 2014
- The Juncker Commission – paying the Health in All Policies principle more than lip service?, 03 Nov 2014
- Regulating health for a democratic, transparent and accountable European Union, 06 Oct 2014
- Stakeholder involvement in health – too little, too much or just right?, 26 Sep 2014
- How not to use the Health in All Policies principle, 16 Sep 2014