This Title Tackles Questions About The External Dimension Of Eu Experimentalist Governance And Its Relationship To Broader Trends In Transnational Regulation Through In-depth Analysis Of Recent Developments Across A Series Of Key Policy Domains By An Interdisciplinary Group Of European And North American Scholars. The Domains Addressed Include Neighbourhood Policy, Food Safety, Gmos, Chemicals, Forestry, Competition, Finance, Data Privacy, Disability Rights, Crisis Management, Justice, And Security. Introduction : Theoretical Framework And Research Agenda / Jonathan Zeitlin -- Experimentalist Governance In Eu Neighbourhood Policies : Functionalist Versus Political Logics / Sandra Lavenex -- The Role Of The Eu In Transnational Regulation Of Food Safety : Extending Experimentalist Governance? / Maria Weimer And Ellen Vos -- The Eu And Transnational Regulation Of Genetically Modified Organisms : From Bargaining Impasse To Experimentalist Cooperation? / Patrycja Dabrowska-klosinska -- Eu Chemicals Regulation : Extending Its Experimentalist Reach / Katja Biedenkopf -- Forest Law Enforcement Governance And Trade (flegt) : Transnational Dynamics Of An Eu Experimentalist Regime / Christine Overdevest And Jonathan Zeitlin -- Scaling Experimentalism : From Convergence To Informed Divergence In Transnational Competition Policy / Yane Svetiev -- An Experimentalist Turn In International Financial Regulatory Cooperation? / Elliot Posner -- European Data Privacy Regulation On A Global Stage : Export Or Experimentalism? / Abraham Newman -- Extending Experimentalist Governance : The External Dimension Of The Eu's 'area Of Freedom, Justice And Security' / Jorg Monar -- Extending Experimentalism In Eu Crisis Management / Magnus Ekengren -- Experimentalism And The Limits Of Uploading : The Eu And The Un Disability Convention / Grainne De Burca -- Conclusions : Empirical Findings And Experimentalist Pathways / Jonathan Zeitlin. Edited By Jonathan Zeitlin. Earleir Versions Of The Chapters Were Discussed At Workshops At The University Of Wisconsin-madison In 2009 And At The University Of Amsterdam In 2012--page V. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 355-391) And Index.