Titlebook: Europeanization; New Research Agendas Paolo Graziano (Assistant Professor),Maarten P. Vi Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Challenges of a New Research Agenda few will dispute the claim that it has enjoyed increasing popularity in academic circles since the late 1990s. Scholars use the concept to assess the effectiveness of European-level policies at the domestic level, as well as to understand how new European opportunities and constraints affect nation

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The Three Worlds of Regional Integration Theorymportant questions. The most important question addressed in this chapter has to do with the origins of this concept. Why do we need it? To what particular developments does the concept respond? The answer advanced is that Europeanization emerged and developed as a result of changes internal to the

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