Paul Ivan and Fabian Zuleeg argue that the next European Commission should improve on the innovations introduced by the Juncker Commission by turning the Commission College into a more hierarchical structure, with powerful vice-presidents coordinating small teams of commissioners aiming to streamline work and ensure policy coherence. In the longer-term, parts of the Commission’s policy enforcement role, for example in competition policy, should be transferred to independent agencies.
Chapter 16 - The European Commission: The need for a clearer set-up
Apr 17, 2019
SEE MORE
Related publications
EPC ROUND-UP
Sep 10, 2026
by
Georg Riekeles, Johannes Greubel, Eric Maurice, Elizabeth Kuiper, Almut Möller, Stefan Šipka
COMMENTARY
Sep 09, 2026
by
Berta López Domènech
EPC FLASH ANALYSIS
Sep 07, 2026
by
Tabea Schaumann
By the same authors
To the Point
Aug 26, 2026
by
Fabian Zuleeg
To the Point
Jul 29, 2026
by
Fabian Zuleeg
To the Point
Jun 03, 2026
by
Fabian Zuleeg
PUBLICATION
May 27, 2026
by
Fabian Zuleeg
PUBLICATION
May 26, 2026
by
Georg Riekeles, Elizabeth Kuiper, Paweł Świeboda, Varg Folkman, Fabian Zuleeg, Edward Fishman, Bart Hogeveen, Jessica Moss, Maria Demertzis, Bianca Baumler
