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The Limits of Leverage and Linkage in the European Neighbourhood, countries (Kopstein and Reilly 2000; Levitsky and Way 2005). In this view, proximity to the EU and a benign neighbourhood generate intense and beneficial diffusion effects that help with political and economic reform. The two approaches have, however, not been examined comparatively for the EU neighbourhood countries.

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Conclusion and Discussion,ilient. The EU’s lack of consistency and determinacy, meeting high political costs on the part of partner governments, creates an expectation that the failure of the EU’s democracy promotion to non-candidate states is overdetermined.

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Models of EU Democracy Promotion: From Leverage to Governance,pean Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), as well as the external dimension of sectoral policies in a variety of fields such as environment, energy, and migration.. This mosaic of EU external policies opens up a variety of possibilities for the promotion of democracy outside the EU’s borders.

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Democratic Governance Promotion, EU sectoral legislation. Democratic governance promotion consists of EU activities to transfer such embedded democratic governance rules to non-EU countries via functional sectoral cooperation (Freyburg et al. 2009; 2011).

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The Limits of Leverage and Linkage in the European Neighbourhood,e of accession. After the breakdown of Soviet communism and hegemony in Central and Eastern Europe, the EU’s political accession conditionality has been credited with having contributed significantly to peace, stability, and democratization in these transition countries (Pridham 2005; Vachudova 2005