Prof. Dr. Daniel Finke - Publications

Monographs
Articles in peer reviewed journals
Articles in edited volumes
Work in Progress

Monographs

• Finke, Daniel, Thomas König, Sven-Oliver Proksch und George Tsebelis (2012). Realizing the Impossible: Reforming the European Union. Princeton University Press.
• Finke, Daniel (2010). European integration and its limits: Intergovernmental conflicts and their domestic origins. London u.a.: ECPR Press [worldwide distribution via Columbia University Press].

Articles in peer reviewed journals

• Finke, Daniel (2015). 'The Burden of Authorship: How Agenda Setting and Electoral Rules shape Legislative Behaviour' Journal of European Public Policy, Forthcoming.
• Finke, Daniel and Annika Herbel (2015). 'Beyond Rules and Ressources: Parliamentary Scrutiny of EU Policy Proposals.' European Union Politics, Forthcoming.
• Finke, Daniel and Tanja Dannwolf (2015). 'Who let the dogs out? The Effect of Parliamentary Scrutiny on the Implementation of EU Law.' Journal of European Public Policy, Forthcoming.
• Finke, Daniel (2014). ‘Why do European Political Groups call the Roll?.’ Party Politics, 14(1): 1-13.
• Finke, Daniel (2013). ‘Reforming International Institutions: The Domestic Origins and Conditional Logic of Governmental Reform Preferences.’ International Studies Quarterly, 57(3), 288-302.
• König, Thomas und Daniel Finke (2013). ‘Coalitions Politics and Legislative Responses to International Terrorism.’ Journal of Conflict Resolution, Forthcoming [published online first].
• Finke, Daniel (2013). ‘Why do European Political Groups call the Roll?.’ Party Politics, Forthcoming [published online first].
• Finke, Daniel and Jeong Hun Han (2013). ‘Party Politics and the Power to Report: Information Efficiency in Bicameralism.’ Journal of European Public Policy, 21(1), 133-150.
• Finke, Daniel (2013). ‘Domestic-level Parliamentary Scrutiny and Voting Behavior in the European Parliament.’ Government and Opposition, Forthcoming [published online first].
• Finke, Daniel and Andreas Fleig (2013). ‘The Merits of Adding Complexity: Non-Separable Preferences in Spatial Models of EU Politics.’ Journal of Theoretical Politics, 25(4), 546-575.
• Finke, Daniel und Tanja Dannwolf (2012). ‘Whistle Blowing and Opposition Control: Parliamentary Scrutiny in the European Union.’ European Journal of Political Research, 52(6), 715-746.
• Finke, Daniel (2012). ‘Proposal Stage Coalitions in the European Parliament.’ European Union Politics, 13(4), 487-512.
• Schneider, Gerald, Daniel Finke and Stefanie Bailer (2010). ‘Bargaining Power in the European Union: An Evaluation of Competing Game-Theoretic Models.’ Political Studies, 58(1), 85-103.
• Finke, Daniel (2010). ‘Estimating the Effect of Non-Separable Preferences in EU Treaty Negotiations.’ Journal of Theoretical Politics, 21(4), 543-569.
• Finke, Daniel (2009). ‘Domestic Politics and European Treaty Reform: Analysing the Dynamics of Governmental Reform Positions.’ European Union Politics, 10(4), 482-506.
• Finke, Daniel (2009). ‘Challenges to Intergovernmentalism: An Empirical Analysis of EU Treaty Negotiations since Maastricht.’ West European Politics, 32(3), 466-495.
• Finke, Daniel and Thomas König (2009). ‘Why Risk Popular Ratification Failure? A Comparative Analysis of the Choice of the Ratification Instrument in the 25 Member States of the EU.’ Constitutional Political Economy, 20(3), 341-365.
• König, Thomas, Daniel Finke and Stefanie Daimer (2008). ‘The Treaty Reform of the EU: Constitutional Agenda-Setting, Intergovernmental Bargains and the Presidency's Crisis Management of Ratification Failure.’ Journal of Common Market Studies, 46(2), 337-63.
• Finke, Daniel and Thomas König (2007). ‘Reforming the equilibrium? Veto players and policy change in the European constitution-building process.’ Review of International Organizations, 2(2), 153-76.
• Schneider, Gerald and Daniel Finke (2007). ‘With a little help from your state – Interest Intermediation in the Pre-Negotiations of EU Legislation.’ Journal of European Public Policy, 14(3), 444-59.
• König, Thomas, Daniel Finke and Stefanie Daimer (2006). ‘Ignoring the Non-Ignorables? Missingness and Missing Policy Positions.’ European Union Politics, 6(3), 269-90.

Articles in edited volumes

• Finke, Daniel (2013). Veto Power: Institutional Design in the European Union and Resolving Controversy in the European Union. Perspectives on Politics (Book Review Section), Forthcoming.
• Finke, Daniel (2012). ‘The Impact of the European Union on Coalition Formation in a Minority System: The Case of Denmark.’ : IHS Working Paper Political Science Series. Vienna: Institute for Advanced Studies, Working Paper 127.
• Finke, Daniel (2012). The EU's Decision Traps: Comparing Policies, West European Politics (Book Review Section) 25(5): 1203-1204.
• König, Thomas, Daniel Finke, Ferdinand Teuber and Petra Oberrauch (2013). ‘European Legislative Responses to International Terrorism.‘ MZES Arbeitspapier, Forthcoming
• Schneider, Gerald, Daniel Finke and Konstantin Baltz (2010). Korporatismus oder Etatismus? Formierung von Verhandlungspositionen zu EU-Gesetzgebungsvorhaben. in: Torsten Selck and Tim Veen (Hrsg.) Die Politische Ökonomie des EU-Entscheidungsprozesses: Modelle and Anwen-dungen. VS Verlag, Wiesbaden.
• Finke, Daniel (2008). Parteienwettbewerb und Ratifikation: Szenarien mit Institutionellen Randbedingungen. in: T. König, D. Finke and S. Daimer (Hrg.). Plebiszit und Ratifikation. Eine vergleichende Untersuchung von Referenden zur Europäischen Verfassung. Speyer Forschungsbericht 248, Speyer.
• König, Thomas, Daniel Finke and Stefanie Daimer (2007). Einführung. in: T. König, D. Finke and S. Daimer (Hrg.). Plebiszit und Ratifikation. Eine vergleichende Untersuchung von Referenden zur Europäischen Verfassung. Speyer Forschungsbericht 248, Speyer.
• König, Thomas, Daniel Finke and Stefanie (2007). Die deutsche EU-Ratspräsidentschaft 2007 - Ende der Verfssungskrise?' WeltTrends-Papiere, Potsdam.
• Finke, Daniel and Stefanie Daimer (2007). Gründe für die Einberufung und den Erfolg von Referenden. in: T. König, D. Finke und S. Daimer (Hrg.). Plebiszit und Ratifikation. Eine vergleichende Untersuchung von Referenden zur Europäischen Verfassung. Speyer Forschungsbericht 248, Speyer.
• Finke, Daniel (2006). Item-Response Modellierung ordinaler Daten. in: J. Behnke, T. Gschwend, D. Schindler and K.-U. Schnapp (Hrg.). Empirische Methoden der Politikwissenschaft. Neuere qualitative und quantitative Analyseverfahren. Nomos-Verlag, Baden-Baden.
• Finke, Daniel (2006). Estonia. A new voice in Europe’s Intergovernmental Bargaining. in: T. König and S. Hug (eds.). Policy-making Processes and the European Constitution. A Comparative Study of Member States and Accession Countries. Routledge, London/New York.
• Finke, Daniel (2006). Finland. Centralized Consensus on EU Constitution Building. in: T. König and S. Hug (eds.). Policy-making Processes and the European Constitution. A Comparative Study of Member States and Accession Countries. Routledge, London/New York.

Work in Progress

• The Democratic Legitimacy of International Politics: Parliamentary Scrutiny and Coalition Government.
• Do Electoral Rules affect the relevance of Partisan Agenda Setting?
• Who let the dogs out? Parliamentary scrutiny and compliance with EU law. JEPP (R&R)
• Pooling vs. Delegation: The Effect of Competing Institutional Designs on the Relevance of Social Preferences. (with Andreas Fleig)
• Coalition Building in the European Parliament. (with Dirk Junge)