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Renewable electricity policies in Europe : tradable green certificates in competitive markets
De Lovinfosse, Isabelle (ed.); Varone, Frédéric (ed.) - 2004
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Domestic change and EU compliance in the Netherlands : policy feedback during enforcement
Breeman, Gerard E.; Zwaan, Pieter - In: The Common agricultural policy : policy dynamics in a …, (pp. 81-99). 2010
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The activation turn in the Netherlands : "Home"-grown or steered by Europe?
Graaf, Willibrord de; Berkel, Rik van - In: The EU and the domestic politics of welfare state …, (pp. 96-120). 2011
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Westeuropäische Kleinstaaten in der EG und EPZ
Dosenrode, Søren - 1993
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[Rezension von: The second decade: prospects for European integration after ten years of transition, Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Netherlands]
Cross, Rod - In: De economist : Netherlands economic review ; quarterly … 150 (2002) 1, pp. 116-117
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Convergence of competition laws and policies in the European Community : Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands
Drahos, Michaela - 2001
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National autonomy, European integration and the politics of packaging waste
Haverland, Markus - 1999
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Internal management of external relations : the Europeanization of an Economic Affairs Ministry
Schout, Adriaan - 1999
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European Integration and the Supervision of Local and Regional Authorities : Experiences in the Netherlands With Requirements of European Community Law
Hessel, Bart - 2010
As a result of increasing European integration, local and regional authorities are having to deal with European law more and more intensively. As Member States (read: central government) are responsible vis-à-vis the Community for the errors of local and regional authorities, the question...
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