Perspectives on Europeanisation

Abstract

Europeanisation studies classically tackle the adaptation of EU member states' domestic politics, polities, and policies to the EU level. However, recent strands of Europeanisation literature increasingly shed light upon the uploading of member states' norms, structures and practices to the EU level. What is more, analyses of the adjustment of one member state's institutions to those of another, are on the rise. Keeping this in mind, panel follows the traditional top-down approach and informs the concept with valuable empirical evidence. Moreover, this panel widens the concepts geographical scope and addresses the EU's exemplary role on continents other than Europe. Lastly, papers aim at furthering the theoretical debate under the umbrella of the concept.

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The European Union and Non-member Countries: Determinants of the Differentiated Integration	View Paper Details
Europeanisation of Minority Policies: A Comparative Study of Central and Eastern European Members and the Current Candidates	View Paper Details
The Influence of EU Policy Ideas on Non-EU Countries: The case of Higher Education Policies in Chile and Mexico	View Paper Details
The Struggle for Influence: A Multi-levelled Appreciation of the Europeanisation Process	View Paper Details