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Title |
Author |
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145
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Consolidation and stabilisation around the ‘post-transition divide’?: The October 2019 Polish parliamentary election
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Aleks Szczerbiak |
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144
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'Reconceptualisation of Party Euroscepticism: Towards the Political Reality' EPERN Working Paper No 30 Also available as SEI Working Paper No 144
|
Pavol Baboš and Aneta Világi |
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143
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Post-communist truth-revelation procedures as a means of political legitimation and de-legitimation: The case of Lech Wałęsa in Poland
|
Aleks Szczerbiak |
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142
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Europe at a crossroads, but can we read the signposts?
|
Helen Wallace |
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141
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Best Not To Exaggerate: The Complexities of Swiss Political Change
|
Clive H Church |
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140
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An anti-establishment backlash that shook up the party system? The October 2015 Polish parliamentary election [PDF 530.75KB] |
Aleks Szczerbiak |
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139
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Why did Poland adopt a radical lustration law in 2006? |
Aleks Szczerbiak |
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138
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A Model for Democratic Transition and European Integration? Why Poland Matters - Aleks Szczerbiak [PDF 419.47KB] |
Aleks Szczerbiak |
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137
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Halcilik and Populizm: 'Official - Rational' versus 'Popular' in the context of 'Turkish Exceptionalism'
|
Toygar Baykan |
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136
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From Measuring Party Positions on European Integration to Comparing Party Proposals on EU Affairs: the Case of the 2011 Spanish General Election
|
Cristina Ares Castro-Conde |
|
135
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European Issues as a Domestic Proxy: The Case of the German FederalElection 2013
|
Aleksandra Moroska-Bonkiewicz and Bartek Pytlas |
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134
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The Evolution of National Social Dialogue in Europe under the Single Market, 1992-2006
|
Andreas Kornelakis
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133
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Explaining patterns of lustration and communist security service file access in post-1989 Poland
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Aleks Szczerbiak
|
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132
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Radical left parties and immigration issues
|
Dan Keith and Francis McGowan
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131
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Who is willing to participate, and how? Dissatisfied democrats, stealth democrats and populists in the UK
|
Paul Webb
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130
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A product of their bargaining environment: Explaining government duration in Central and Eastern Europe
|
Lee Savage
|
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129
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Poland (mainly) chooses stability and continuity: October 2011 Polish parliamentary election
|
Aleks Szczerbiak
|
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128
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Reforming the EU budget to support economic growth
|
Alan Mayhew
|
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127
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'Whenever the EU is involved, you get problems': explaining the European policy of The (True) Finns
|
Tapio Raunio
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126
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The Bidirectional Benefits of Political Party Democracy Promotion: the case of the UK's Westminster Foundation of Democracy
|
Robin Kolodny
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125
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'You're not doing to write about that are you?': what methodological issues arise when doing ethnography in an elite political setting?
|
Amy Busby
|
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124
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From Abiguity to Euroscepticism? A case study of the Norwegian Progress Party's position on the European Union
|
Marianne Sundlisater Skinner
|
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123
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'When life gives you lemons make lemonade': Party organisation and the adaptation of West European Communist Parties
|
Dan Keith
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122
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The Changing nature of Serbian political parties' attitudes towards Serbian EU membership
|
Marko Stojic
|
|
121
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Sussex v. North Carolina: the comparative study of party-based Euroscepticism
|
Cas Mudde
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|
120
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The non-European roots of the concept of populism
|
Tim Houwen
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|
119
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German foreign policy and leadership of the EU - 'You can't always get what you want.....but you sometimes get what you need'
|
Alan Mayhew, Kai Oppermann, Dan Hough
|
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118
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Deliberative Versus Parliamentary Democracy in the UK: An Experimantal Study
|
Paul Webb, Tim Bale and Paul Taggart
|
|
117
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The European Parliament and the 'Returns' directive: The end of radical contestation; the start of consenual constraints?
|
Ariadna Ripoll-Servent
|
|
116
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The Portugese Communist Party - Lessons in Resisting Change
|
Daniel Keith
|
|
115
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The Economic and Financial Crisis: impacts on an emerging economy - Ukraine
|
Alan Mayhew
|
|
114
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EU Internal Market: Shaping a new Commission Agenda 2009-2014
|
Peter Holmes and Jim Rollo
|
|
113
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Swaying the disgruntled floating voter. The rise of populist parties in contemporary Dutch politics
|
Stijn van Kessel
|
|
112
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The Scottish National Party's changing attitude towards the European Union
|
Valeria Tarditi
|
|
111
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Political Parties & Gender Balanced Parliamentary Presence in Western Europe: A two-step Fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis
|
Emelie Lilliefeldt
|
|
110
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Ireland's No to Lisbon: Learning the Lessons from the failure of the Yes and the Success of the No Side
|
John Fitzgibbon
|
|
109
|
The Eastern Partnership - something new or window dressing |
Christophe Hillion and Alan Mayhew
|
|
108
|
Home Sweet Home: Assessing the Weight and the Effectiveness of National Parties' Interference on MEPs' everday Activity |
Stefano Braghiroli
|
|
107
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The Scottish and Welsh Party Systems Ten Years after Devolution: Format, Ideological polarization and Structure of Competition
|
Emanuele Massetti
|
|
106
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A New Right for a New Europe? Basescu, the Democrats and Romania's centre-right
|
Ed maxfield
|
|
105
|
Constitutional politics, Constitutional Texts and Democratic Variety in Central and Eastern Europe
|
Paul Blokker
|
|
104
|
Beyond EU Enlargement? Creating a United European Commonwealth
|
John Palmer
|
|
103
|
When in doubt (re-turn) to domestic Politics?: the (non-)impact of the EU on party politics in Poland
|
Aleka Azczerbiak and Monika Bil
|
|
102
|
Completing the Single Market in Financial Services: an advocacy coalition framework
|
Lucia Quaglia
|
| 101 |
Love me, love me not... A typology of public euroscepticism
|
Catharina Sørensen
|
|
100
|
The birth of a bi-polar party system or a referendum on a polarising government? The October 2007 Polish parliamentary election
|
Aleks Szczerbiak
|
|
99
|
The Contrasting Fortunes of European Studies and EU Studies: Grounds for Reconciliation?
|
Francis McGowan
|
|
98
|
Why do Poles love the EU and what do they love about it?: Polish attitudes towards European integration during the first three years of membership
|
Aleks Szczerbiak
|
|
97
|
You Can't Always Get What You Want But Do You Sometimes Get What You Need? The German Presidency of the EU in 2007
|
Lucia Quaglia, Dan Hough and Alan Mayhew
|
|
96
|
Committee Governance in the Financial Sector in the European Union
|
Lucia Quaglia
|
|
95
|
Territory and Electoral Politics in Germany
|
Dan Hough and Michael Koss
|
| 94 |
Explaining the success of Centre-Right Parties in Post Communist East Central Europe: A Comparative Analysis |
Sean Hanley, Aleks Azczerbiak, Tim Haughton and Brigid Fowler
|
| 93 |
A Certain idea of Europe:Can European Integration survive eastern enlargement? |
Alan Mayhew
|
| 92 |
Young Adults and Electioral Turnout in Britain
|
Ed Phelps
|
| 91 |
Why is there no Christian Democracy in Poland (and why does it matter)? |
Tim Bale and Aleks Szczerbiak
|
| 90 |
Setting the pace? Private financial interests and European financial market integration |
Lucia Quaglia
|
| 89 |
First Timers Yes, Virgins No : The Roles and Backgrounds of New Members of the European Parliament |
Tim Bale and Paul Taggart
|
| 88 |
Spoilt for Choice, Yet Hard to Get : Voters and Parties at the Bulgarian 2005 Parliamentary Election |
Lyubka Savkova
|
|
87
|
Echoes of the Past in Contemporary Politics: The Case of Polish-Ukranian relations
|
Nat Copsey
|
|
86
|
'Social Poland' Defeats 'Liberal Poland'?: The September - October 2005 Polish Parliamentary and Presidential Elections
|
Aleks Szczerbiak
|
|
85
|
Citizenship or Denizenship: The Treatment of Third Country Nationals in the European Union
|
Ece Ozlem Atikcan
|
| 84 |
The Future of Polish-Ukrainian Relations: Evidence from the June 2004 European Parliament Election Campaign in Poland |
Nathaniel Copsey and Aleks Szczerbiak |
| 83 |
Thinking About and Voting on Swiss Foreign Policy: Does Affective and Cognitive Involvement Play A Role? |
Lionel Marquis and Karen Gilland Lutz |
| 82 |
The Priming of Referendum Votes on Swiss European Policy |
Lionel Marquis |
| 81 |
Central and Eastern Europe in the 2004 European Elections A Not So European Event |
Kenneth Chan |
| 80 |
The End of Socialist Hegemony: Europe and the Greek Parliamentary Election of 7th March 2004 |
Susannah Verney |
| 79 |
The Influence of the War in Iraq on Transatlantic Relations |
Wojciech Lewandowski |
| 78 |
The Financial Framework of the European Union, 2007-2013: New Policies? New Money? |
Alan Mayhew
|
| 77 |
The European Emplyment Strategy: An Example of European Multi-level Governance |
Marisol Garcia, Antonio Cardesa Salzmann and Marc Pradel
|
| 76 |
Humanitarian Intervention: The Utopia of Just War? The NATO intervention in Kosovo and the restraints of Humanitarian Intervention |
Arkadiusz Domagala
|
| 75 |
Eco labelling in the EU: Lessons for Poland |
Anna Slodka
|
| 74 |
Institutional Change and Economic Performance in Transition Economies: The case of Poland |
Pasquale Tridico
|
| 73 |
Is Rural Populism on the decline? Continuities and Changes in Twentieth Century Central Europe - the case of Slovakia
|
Juraj Buzalka
|
| 72 |
Supranational Governance in an "Area of Freedom, Security and Justice": Eurodac and the Politics of Biometric Control
|
Jonathan P. Aus
|
| 71 |
The impact of the enlargement of the European Union on Central European Party Systems |
Paul Lewis
|
| 70 |
Party Attitudes to European Integration: A Longitudinal Analysis of the Italian Case
|
Nicolo Conti
|
| 69 |
Theorising Party-Based Euroscepticism: Problems of Definition, Measurement and Causality
|
Aleks Szczerbiak and Paul Taggart
|
| 68 |
Agriculture, the Structural Funds and the Budget after Enlargement
|
Professor Jim Rollo
|
| 67 |
Evolution of Local Systems inthe Context of Enlargement
|
Eleonora Cutrini
|
| 66 |
Conflicts Between Community and National Laws: An Analysis of the British Approach
|
Przemysaw Biskup
|
| 65 |
The Financial and Budgetary Impact of Enlargement and Accession
|
Alan Mayhew |
| 64 |
The Contexts of Swiss Opposition to Europe
|
Clive Church |
| 63 |
The Impact of EU membership on the Lithuanian budget
|
Rasa Spokeviciute Stagiaire |
| 62 |
Explaining Lustration in Eastern Europe: 'A Post-communist politics approach'
|
Kieran Williams, Aleks Szczerbiak and Brigid Fowler |
| 61 |
Another Europeanisation Case: British Political Activism?
|
Francesca Vassallo |
| 60 |
Euroscepticism in Italy and Centre-Right and Right Wing Political Parties: OERN Working Paper No 10
|
Dr Lucia Quaglia |
| 59 |
Taking Transparency Seriously
|
Daniel Naurin
|
| 58 |
Semipresidentialism: an emerging pan-European Model
|
Prof Adriano Giovannelli |
| 57 |
Decision-Making in EU Justice and Home Affairs: Current Shortcomings and Reform Possibilities |
Hans G Nilsson |
| 56 |
Opposing Europe: Euro-Scepticism, Opposition And Party Competition: OERN Working Paper No 9
|
Nick Sitter |
| 55 |
Turkey EU Relations In The Post Helsinki Phase And The EU Harmonisation Laws Adopted By The Turkish Grand National Assembly In August 2002
|
Mrs Pinar Tanlak |
| 54 |
'Dark Matter': Institutional Constraints and the Failure of Party-Based Euroscepticism in Germany: OERN Working Paper No 8
|
Charles Lees |
| 53 |
After The Election, Nearing The Endgame: The Polish Euro-Debate In The Run Up To The 2003 EU Accession Referendum: OERN Working Paper No 7 |
Aleks Szczerbiak
|
| 52 |
The Negotiating Position of the European Union on Agriculture, the Structural Funds and the EU Budget
|
Alan Mayhew |
| 51 |
The Party Politics of Euroscepticism in EU Member and Candidate States: OERN Working Paper No 6
|
Paul Taggart and Aleks Szczerbiak |
| 50 |
Euroscepticism or Europhobia: Opposition Attitudes to the EU in the Slovak Replublic: OERN Working Paper No 5
|
Karen Henderson |
| 49 |
Hungarian Party Identities and the Question of European Integration: OERN Working Paper No 4
|
Agnes Batory |
| 48 |
Europe As A Re-Aligning Issue in Polish Politics?: Evidence From the October 2000 Presidential Election: OERN Working Paper No 3
|
Aleks Szczerbiak |
| 47 |
Professionalizing the Millbank Tendency: The Political Sociology of New Labour's Employees
|
Paul Webb and Justin Fisher
|
| 46 |
Parties, Positions & Europe: Euroscepticism in the EU Candidate States of Central and Eastern Europe: OERN Working Paper No 2
|
Paul Taggart and Aleks Szczerbiak |
| 45 |
Adaptation of the Polish Legal System to European Union Law: Selected Aspects
|
Adam Lazowski, University of Warsaw |
| 44 |
The Impact of EU Accession on Enterprise Adaptation and Institutional Development in the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe
|
Witold Orlowski and Alan Mayhew |
| 43 |
EU Enlargement and Commercial Policy: Enlargement and the Making of Commercial Policy
|
Michael Johnson with Jim Rollo |
| 42 |
Emerging Regulatory Challenges to the EU's External Economic Relations
|
Peter Holmes and Alasdair Young |
| 41 |
Trade Effects From The Integration Of The Central And East European Countries Into The European Union
|
Joseph F. Francois and Machiel Rombout |
| 40 |
Economic Policy Co-ordination in the Eurozone: What has been achieved? What should be done?
|
Pierre Jacquet and Jean Pisani-Ferry |
| 39 |
Enlargement of the European Union: an Analysis of the Negotiations with the Central and Eastern European Countries
|
Alan Mayhew |
| 38 |
Impact Assessment and European Integration Policy
|
Slawomir Tokarski and Alan Mayhew |
| 37 |
The European Trade Agenda After Seattle
|
Alasdair Young, Peter Holmes and Jim Rollo |
| 36 |
Opposing Europe: Party Systems and Opposition to the Union, the Euro and Europeanisation: OERN Working Paper No 1
|
Aleks Szczerbiak and Paul Taggart |
| 35 |
Big Business and the European Agenda
|
Keith Richardson |
| 34 |
Public Opinion and Eastward Enlargement - Explaining Declining Support for EU Membership in Poland
|
Aleks Szczerbiak |
| 33 |
Financial and Budgetary Implications of the Accession of Central and East European Countries to the European Union |
Alan Mayhew |
| 32 |
Globalisation of Anti-Dumping and the EU |
Jeremy Kempton, Peter Holmes and Cliff Stevenson: Centre on European Political Economy Working Papter No.6 |
| 31 |
Negotiating Regulatory Alignment in Central Europe: The Case of the Poland EU European Conformity Assessment Agreement
|
Chritopher Preston and Arkaduisz Michonski |
| 30 |
Corporate Governence Through Privatisation: Does Design Matter?
|
Rilka Dragneva |
| 29 |
Interpretation and 'Soft Integration' in the Adaptation of the European Community's Foreign Economic Policy
|
Alasdair Young: Centre on European Political Economy Working Paper No.5 |
| 28 |
Institutions and Regional Development: Evidence from Hungary and Ukraine
|
Adam Swain: Centre on European Political Economy Working Paper No.4 |
| 27 |
What makes Economically Successful Regions in Europe Successful? Implications for Transferring Success from West to East
|
Ray Hudson: Centre on European Political Economy Working Paper No.3 |
| 26 |
Trajectories of Change in Europe's Regions: Cohesion, Divergence and Regional Performance
|
Mick Dunford and Adrian Smith: Centre on European Political Economy Working Paper No.2 |
| 25 |
Structural Fund Reform in the Light of Enlargement
|
Ian Begg: Centre on European Political Economy Working Paper No.1 |
| 24 |
The Pacific Asian Electronics Industries: Technology Governance and Implications for Europe
|
Mike Hobday, Alan Cawson and S Ran Kim |
| 23 |
Coming to Terms with a Larger Europe: Options for Economic Integration
|
Helen Wallace |
| 22 |
Study on the Economic and Industrial Aspects of Anti-Dumping Policy
|
Peter Holmes with Jeremy Kempton |
| 21 |
A Missing Debate?: Hungary and the European Union
|
Tibor Navracsics |
| 20 |
The Evolution of Governance and the Growth Dynamics of the Korean Semiconductor Industry
|
S. Ran Kim |
| 19 |
Balancing Public and Private Interests Under Duress
|
Helen Wallace and Alasdair Young |
| 18 |
Constitution Making and Citizenship Practice - Bridging the Democracy Gap in the EU? |
Antje Wiener and Vince Della Sala |
| 17 |
Democratic Consolidation of the Political System in Finland, 1945-1970: A potential Model for the New States of Central and Eastern Europe |
Indira Konjhodzic |
| 16 |
From an Island off the North-West Coast of Europe
|
Helen Wallace |
| 15 |
The European Union and Central and Eastern Europe: Pre-Accession Strategies
|
Peter Holmes, Ulrich Sedelmeier, Alasdair Smith, Edward Smith, Helen Wallace and Alasdair Young |
| 14 |
Post-War Reconstruction in the Balkans
|
Vesna Bojicic, Mary Kaldor and Ivan Vejvoda |
| 13 |
The Maastricht Protocol on Social Policy: Theory and Practice
|
Gerda Falkner |
| 12 |
The Commission's Perspective on the Enlargement Negotiations
|
Graham Avery |
| 11 |
The Technological Competence of European Semiconductor Producers
|
Mike Hobday |
| 10 |
Competitiveness in Europe: Cooperation or Conflict? |
Keith Richardson |
| 9 |
Ideas, Interests and Institutions: The Politics of Liberalisation in the EC's Road Haulage Industry |
Alasdair Young |
| 8 |
Rethinking British Defence Policy and Its Economic Implications
|
Mary Kaldor |
| 7 |
The EU's Association Policy towards Central eastern Europe: political and Economic Rationales in Conflict |
Ulrich Sedelmeier |
| 6 |
The European Community and the Challenge of a Wider Europe
|
Olli Rehn |
| 5 |
Industrial Relations - Will the European Community Change Everything? |
John Edmonds |
| 4 |
The Future of Unemployment in Western Europe? Reconciling Demands for Flexibility, Quality and Security |
Colin Crouch |
| 3 |
Competition, Collaboration and Public Policy: A Case Study of the European HDTV Strategy |
Xiudian Dai, Alan Cawson, Peter Holmes |
| 2 |
The Future for a European Foreign and Security Policy |
Gunther Burghardt |
| 1 |
Sanctions on Serbia: Sledgehammer or Scalpel |
Vesna Bojicic and David Dyker |