Titlebook: Europeanization and Regionalization in the EU‘s Enlargement to Central and Eastern Europe; The Myth of Conditio James Hughes,Gwendolyn Sass

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57696-1asis of reports from the EU delegations in the candidate countries, complemented by information supplied by other international institutions, NGOs and some member states’ governments, the country desks produced the drafts of the annual Reports.

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Drug Hepatotoxicity in the Elderly,mplementation of the . The capacity to adopt or implement the . requires not simply transposition through a domestic legislative gallop, but also a cognitive adjustment by elites who must not only learn to ‘speak European’, but also become acculturated and assimilated into European norms and ‘ways o

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Introduction,uraging ‘socialization’ and the complying and ‘socialized’ actor on the receiving end. The EU’s conditionality for the accession of new members is thus seen as constituting a powerful incentive and disciplining structure for the CEECs.

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The Logic of Enlargement Conditionality and Europeanization,n order to fulfil all the responsibilities of membership. The speedy adoption of the . was the benchmark for measuring CEEC progress on accession — a condition that only Austria, Finland and Sweden, all advanced industrial countries, had previously met prior to membership. There is a wide spectrum o

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