This book investigates the evolving role and impact of European Union bureaucrats in shaping policy and governance. It examines the professionalization and increasing influence of these officials within the EU's complex institutional framework. The work draws on interviews and analysis of administrative structures to present a nuanced view of their power and responsibilities.

The book is likely to be of interest to academics and policymakers focused on European integration and public administration. Its detailed examination of the EU bureaucracy suggests a scholarly approach, offering insights into the inner workings of the European institutions. The focus on the 'new Eurocrats' implies an analysis of recent trends and changes within the administration.