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The sunshine problem : climate change and managed decline in the European Union
Ergen, Timur; Schmitz, Luuk - 2023
Decarbonization requires the winding down of – economically – fully viable, if not highly prosperous, lines of economic activity. Different from past episodes of industrial restructuring revolving around the managed decline of sunset industries, accelerating climate change requires...
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Corporate actor networks in European policy making : harmonizing telecommunications policy
Dang Nguyen, Godefroy; Schneider, Volker; Werle, Raymund - 1993
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From negative to positive integration? : European state aid control through soft and hard law
Blauberger, Michael (contributor) - 2008
European state aid control, a part of competition policy, typically follows the logic of negative integration. It significantly constrains the potential for Member States to distort competition by reducing their ability to subsidize industry. In addition, this paper argues, ambiguous Treaty...
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How multilevel governance affects the clash of capitalisms
Callaghan, Helen (contributor) - 2008
article draws on case studies of EU company law initiatives concerning takeovers and worker participation. …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003729638
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Divided government European style? : Electoral and mechanical causes of European Parliament and Council divisions
Manow, Philip (contributor); Döring, Holger (contributor) - 2006
governing parties. Many students of the EU therefore claim that the party-political composition of the Parliament should … parties, and hence against more EU-skeptic parties in the Council. At the same time, voters in EP elections vote more often … for these more extreme and more EU-skeptic parties. The different locations of Council and Parliament in the pro-/contra-EU …
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European corporate governance reform and the German party paradox
Höpner, Martin - 2003
This paper addresses the current discussion on links between party politics and production regimes. Why do German Social Democrats opt for more corporate governance liberalization than the CDU although, in terms of the distributional outcomes of such reforms, one would expect the situation to be...
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How pervasive are Euro-politics? : Effects of EU membership on a new member state
Falkner, Gerda - 1999
While the consequences of becoming an EU member state for national policies are usually the core concern of pre … fifteen member states have so far been less numerous. Among the new EU members, which are ideal cases for studying domestic … question of this article is whether or not these measures were actually successful. How “sticky” is the EU upon closer …
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Judicial politics in the European Union : its impact on national opportunity structures for gender equality
Tesoka, Sabrina - 1999
the field of gender equality is influenced by domestic mobilisation. Domestic mobilisation refers to activities in EU … die Wirkung des europäischen Richterrechts auf die Regierungspraktiken der EU-Mitgliedsstaaten im Bereich der …
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Polanyi in Brussels? : Embeddedness and the three dimensions of European economic integration
Höpner, Martin; Schäfer, Armin - 2010
In a recent article, Caporaso and Tarrow have argued that the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is increasingly moving in a social policy direction that will ultimately put European politics on a “Polanyian” course. We take issue with their claim and distinguish three...
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