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The CEECs in an enlarged Europe: patterns of structural change and catching-up

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Migration and commuting propensity in the new EU member states

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Intra-EU mobility and push and pull factors in EU labour markets : estimating a panel VAR model

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Economic consequences of European enlargement

Fontagné, Lionel; Landesmann, Michael - In: International economics : a journal published by CEPII … (2005) 2, pp. 5-7

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Trade structures, quality differentiation and technical barriers in CEE-EU trade

Landesmann, Michael; Stehrer, Robert - 2002

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Trade structures, quality differentiation and technical barriers in CEEC-EU trade

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The implications of eastward enlargement for EU integration, convergence and competitiveness

Grabbe, Heather; Hughes, Kirsty; Landesmann, Michael - In: The economic challenge for Europe : adapting to …, (pp. 200-227). 1999

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Should I stay, should I go back or should I move further? : contrasting answers under diverse migration regimes

Landesmann, Michael; Leitner, Sandra M.; Mara, Isilda - 2015

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Introduction: the story and the lessons : [does EU membership facilitate convergence? The experience of the EU's Eastern enlargement]

Landesmann, Michael; Székely, István P. - 2021

Starting on 1st of May 2004, 11 countries in Central-Eastern and South Eastern Europe and in the Baltics (EU11) joined the European Union in three consecutive waves. Half a generation later, and a full generation after the start of transition in the region, we thought it would be opportune to...

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Introduction: the working of the channels of interaction between the EU and the EU11 member states

Landesmann, Michael; Székely, István P. - 2021

Starting on 1 May 2004, 11 countries in Central-Eastern and South-Eastern Europe and in the Baltics (EU11) joined the European Union (EU) in three consecutive waves. Half a generation later, and a full generation after the start of transition in the region, we thought it would be opportune to...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012653241