The Transnationalization of Economies, States, and Civil Societies : New Challenges for Governance in Europe

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Acknowledgments; Contents; Contributors; Editors; Authors; 1 Three Converging Literatures of Transnationalizationand the Varieties of Transnationalization: Introduction; 1.1 Transnationalization of Economies, States and Civil Societies; 1.2 Three Converging Literatures of Transnationalization; 1.3 Varieties of Transnationalization; 1.4 Overview of the Volume; 1.5 Transnationalization of the Economy; 1.6 Transnationalization of the State; 1.7 Transnationalization of Civil Society; References; 2 Transnational Integration Regimes as DevelopmentProgrammes; 2.1 Introduction

2.2 East Europe and Latin America Compared2.3 Institution Building and External Factors; 2.3.1 The Limits to Incentives and Conditionality: Optimal Designs and Depoliticization; 2.3.2 Regulative Capitalism and the Role of TIRs; 2.4 Beyond Conditionality; 2.5 Comparing EU Accession and NAFTA as Development Programmes; 2.5.1 Breadth and Depth; 2.5.2 Assistance; 2.5.3 Monitoring; 2.5.4 Coordination; 2.6 The Integration Mechanisms Shaping Domestic Institutional Change; 2.6.1 The Development of Food Safety Standards and Institutions; 2.6.1.1 Food Safety for EU Accession Countries

2.6.1.2 NAFTA, Mexico and Food Safety2.6.2 Regional Developmental Regimes in the New Member Countries; 2.7 Conclusions; Bibliography; 3 From Employee Governance to Corporate Governance: Transnational Forces and the Polish Corporate Governance Debates Since the 1980s; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Theorizing the Impact of Transnational Actors on the Polish Corporate Governance Debate: The Transnational Political Economy of Corporate Governance Regulation; 3.3 Three Corporate Governance Concepts; 3.4 Competing Corporate Governance Concepts and the Role of Transnational Actors

3.4.1 Early Privatization Plans3.4.2 Second Round of Privatization Reforms; 3.4.3 Corporate Governance Finetuning in the Early 2000s; 3.5 Conclusion; References; 4 The Domestic Regulation of Transnational Labour Markets: EU Enlargement and the Politics of Labour Migration in Switzerland and Ireland; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Research Question; 4.3 Scientific and Social Significance of the Research; 4.4 Case Selection and Methods; 4.4.1 Similarities: Two Small Liberal Corporatist Economies; 4.4.2 Differences: Different Levels of Transnational Influences; 4.4.3 Methods

4.5 Labour Market Transnationalization and EU Enlargement4.5.1 Domestic Response Strategies: Preferences, Power and Institutional Determinants; 4.6 Domestic Response Strategies to Labour Market Transnationalization in Switzerland and Ireland; 4.6.1 Switzerland: Re-regulation and Cross-class Coalitions; 4.6.2 Ireland: Re-regulation as Part of Social Pacting; 4.7 Conclusion; 4.7.1 Economic Transnationalization and Political Re-regulation; List of Interviews; Switzerland; Ireland; References

5 The Transnationalization of Change in Economic Institutions: The Case of Industrial Standards Regulations in Ukraine

10.1007/978-0-387-89339-6 [DOI]

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