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Business, Government, and EU Accession
Strategic Partnership and Conflict
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2009
Summary
Business, Government, and EU Accession is a detailed study of how EU accession impacts the relationship between business and government in the acceding country. Iankova identifies three major mechanisms by which the EU has affected business-government interactions: first, the legal conditionalities and harmonization efforts for EU entry; second, the pre-accession and anticipated postaccession financial assistance with its specific priorities and requirements; and third, the capacity building and learning that arises from efforts to adapt to the EU conditionalities of membership. Through addressing the question of EU influence on in-country institutional relationships, Iankova is able to highlight patterns of Europeanization that develop in those relationships a result of the adaptational pressures of EU accession, and to trace the effectiveness of these adaptive relationship in facilitating the preparedness of an EU-acceding country for EU entry Using Bulgaria as a case study, she examines the mechanisms of these interactions and interrogates the effectiveness of existing models in facilitating national goals of EU accession, revealing difficulties with and resistances to applying an EU-designed model of institutional change in postcommunist regions.
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Edition
1/2009
Copyright Year
2009
ISBN-Print
978-0-7391-3055-1
ISBN-Online
978-0-7391-3057-5
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
294
Product Type
Monograph
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Acknowledgments No access
Ch01. Introduction No access Pages 1 - 30
Ch02. Dynamics of the Business-Government Consensus onEU Accession in Bulgaria No access Pages 31 - 52
Ch03. Trends in the Business-Government Relationship inBulgaria: PostcommunistReform and EU Accession No access Pages 53 - 78
Ch04. Adjusting to the LegalConditionalities of Accession No access Pages 79 - 104
Ch05. Cooperation and Conflicton the Sensitive Issues ofLegal Approximation No access Pages 105 - 140
Ch06. The Challenge of Financial Aid No access Pages 141 - 172
Ch07. The Capacity-Building Imperative:Partnerships for Learning No access Pages 173 - 214
Ch08. Europeanization of Business-Government Relations atthe Regional Level No access Pages 215 - 248
