Titlebook: Compliance Patterns with EU Anti-Discrimination Legislation; Vanja Petri?evi? Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America I

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science establishment of the right to equality before the law, for member states’ active involvement in the fight against racism and discrimination, and for the creation of adequate legal protection against discrimination. They emphasize the need for continuous dissemination of information to the targeted

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Statistical Language and Speech Processingected by current research on compliance with the EU anti-discrimination law. Hartlapp and Falkner (2009) warn that by looking exclusively at aggregate data on compliance it may be difficult, if not impossible, to obtain enough information about how states actually comply with EU law. Researchers loo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45925-7Discrimination Directives than others. It is, without doubt, clear that ethnic discrimination poses many challenges for all countries; however, based on the infringements data as well as the amount of sanctions applied in cases of noncompliance (as demonstrated in chapter 1), the countries illustrat

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Explaining Factors Affecting Compliance, establishment of the right to equality before the law, for member states’ active involvement in the fight against racism and discrimination, and for the creation of adequate legal protection against discrimination. They emphasize the need for continuous dissemination of information to the targeted

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Conceptualizing Compliance with the Anti-Discrimination Directives,g role of information. The model allows scholars to visualize that the influence of information on compliance is not grounded only in a pattern of small, independent actions, but is a process in which components at each level of analysis interact with one another to shape behavioral outcomes. While

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Cross-Country Perspective: The Influence of Government Structure on Compliance,ally on compliance issues relevant to EU law, Steunenberg and Toshkov argue that “we still know little about the causes of the variation in transposition and implementation performance” (2009, 953). Acknowledging the wide array of factors (structural and behavioral) identified by the literature as h