European Union Enlargement ConditionalitySpringer, 29. 4. 2016. - 254 страница The book provides the first comprehensive comparative analysis of the development of EU enlargement conditionality across four different enlargement waves - the first (2004) and the second (2007) phase of the Eastern enlargement, the EU enlargement to Croatia (2013), and the ongoing enlargement round involving Turkey and the Western Balkans. |
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EU Conditionality in the Context of the 2004 Enlargement | |
EU Conditionality in the Context of the 2007 Enlargement | |
EU Conditionality in the Context of the SouthEastern | |
Overview | |
List of Negotiating Chapters | |
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accession advancement rewards accession process accession stage Accession Treaty acquis analysis applicant countries benchmarks Bosnia and Herzegovina Brussels Bucharest Bulgaria and Romania candidate countries CEECs Commission official Commissioner conditions for opening confirms cooperation Copenhagen criteria countryspecific conditions Croatia Cyprus Cyprus and Malta Czech Republic decision economic enlargement conditionality enlargement countries enlargement policy enlargement process Enlargement Strategy established Estonia Eurobarometer Europe European Commission European Parliament European Union evolution explicit threats fifth enlargement Furthermore FYROM group dynamics highlights Hungary impact implementation incentive structure institutional interinstitutional dynamics Interview Kosovo Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg membership conditions membership perspective membership talks monitoring reports Montenegro negotiation stage Official Journal Olli Rehn ongoing enlargement opening accession negotiations Poland potential candidate countries preaccession public opinion reform Rehn relevance remedial sanctions reward–threat balance safeguard clauses Schimmelfennig scope senior EU official Serbia significance Slovakia Slovenia Sofia and Bucharest specified stagestructured conditionality model targeted conditionality Turkey Turkey’s