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Compliance and style of conflict management in Europe

Sverdrup, Ulf - ARENA - 2003

Why and to what extent do states differ in their implementation of international norms? Furthermore, why and to what … extent do states differ in their mode of resolving conflicts regarding non-implementation of international norms? In this … article the empirical focus is on implementation of Community legislation by the member states of the European Union (EU) and …

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National Agencies in the European Administrative Space: Government driven, Commission driven or networked?

Egeberg, Morten; Trondal, Jarle - ARENA - 2007

also this activity is highly contested. Our main conclusion is that implementation of EU policies at the national level is … driven national agencies), nor solely networked (through transnational agency clusters). Implementation is indeed compound …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005040282

Implementation and European integration: A review essay

Sverdrup, Ulf - ARENA - 2005

implementation studies in the European Union. In addition to calling for the further development of reliable quantitative indicators … processes shaping the goals and aspirations in European implementation. Second, we should increase attention to the interplay …

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Administering information: Eurostat and statistical integration

Sverdrup, Ulf - ARENA - 2005

This chapter analyses the processes and dynamics of institution building in the European Union (EU). While most studies of EU institution building have dealt with the birth and evolution of key institutions, such as the legislatives, the executives or the courts, the focus is here on a different...

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Differentiated integration

Andersen, Svein S.; Sitter, Nick - ARENA - 2006

Not all member states are equally eager or able to participate in all aspects of integration, and the impact of EU policy on the member states varies across states and policy sectors. Whereas much of the literature on differentiated integration has focused primarily on formal opt-outs, this...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005040363

Run-away bureaucracy? Exploring the role of National Regulatory Agencies in the EU

Martens, Maria - ARENA - 2005

This paper reports a comparative study of the Environmental Regulatory Agencies in Norway, Denmark and Finland. Increasingly and relatively independently these agencies are taking part in transnational networks in the EU involving the European Commission. A strong informal penetration, fuelled...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005040404

How the enlargement challenges the institutions - or the existence - of the European Economic Area

Sverdrup, Ulf - ARENA - 2005

administrative heterogeneity in the EU to such an extent that it is likely to challenge the notion of homogeneous implementation and …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005040421

Double-hatted agencies on the European scene? A case study of the IMPEL network

Martens, Maria - ARENA - 2005

-legal instruments for improving implementation in the member states. One specific instrument is networked administrative structures with … national regulatory agencies , aiming to harmonize and improve implementation at the national ‘street-level’. Changes in … IMPEL is an arrangement that on the one hand may lead to more effective and homogeneous implementation of Community law, but …

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