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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"EU Enlargement"”.
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Building the new Europe : soft security and organised crime in EU enlargement
… against organised crime in the process of the European Union’s enlargement to Eastern Europe and the Balkans. It covers the period between the end of the Cold War in 1989 and the second Eastern enlargement in 2007 which saw the emergence of a new normative base for international relations and …
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Labor Market Effects of Migration: Evidence from EU Enlargement and Application of Search-and-Matching Framework
… markets in migrant-sending countries. Following EU enlargement in 2004, Central and Eastern Europe experienced large waves of emigration. Given the magnitude and the speed of migration flows, I explore to what extend the migration waves had an impact on the distribution of wages, employment …
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Russian national security and Central Europe: Russian perspectives and policies
… and foreign policy perspectives towards Central Europe (CE) after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The study focuses on two major aspects of bilateral relations between Russia and four states of Central Europe - Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic - militarypolitical and economic. …
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The impact of intra-EU Labour mobility on national labour markets
… parts of the region. In the early stages of EU enlargement, labour mobility was regarded as an increased opportunity to find work and balance labour market shortages and excesses. As the Union took on relatively less wealthy countries such as Greece, Portugal and Spain in the 1980s and the …
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Enlargement Goes Western Balkans-Croatian Institutions in Time [:] Sluggish Institutional Evolution, Resilience, and Shallow Europeanisation
… the institutional (and policy) consequences of European integration for the Republic of Croatia. So far, most research on ‘candidate Europeanisation’ has focused on the impact of EU conditionality on the domestic polity, politics, and policy domains of the post-communist countries of Eastern …
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Organising Polish workers : a comparative case study of British (Unison) and Swiss (Unia) trade union strategies
… at the inclusion of Polish migrants after the EU enlargement in 2004 and they involved aspects of policy implementation. Additionally, the thesis describes a successful strike of the mainly Polish care workers in Unia. The research analyses whether there were any gaps between the projects’ aims …
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Russland und der europäische Integrationsprozess
The main subject of this study is Europe's relation to Russia and Russia's relation to Europe. The thesis is not only devoted to the actual state of relations between the EU and the Russian Federation. The analysis focuses upon how their relationship has been developing, while taking into account …
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To what extent EU accession provide an opportunity for the nursing leadership in Croatia and Romania to advance a professional agenda? : A comparative case study using an ethnographic approach
… of nurse leaders and policy-makers on the use of EU accession as a policy window to advance a professional agenda in Romania and Croatia.<br/>The research question and objectives are designed to identify the policy context prior EU accession, the processes and mechanisms employed to achieve …
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The experiences of Polish migrant workers in the UK hospitality industry.
… workers, the influx of Poles to the UK following EU Enlargement in 2004 resulted in the unprecedented increase in numbers of those taking up jobs in the UK hospitality industry. Poland, being the largest of the new member states, became the largest supplier of labour from Central and Eastern …
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The lived experience of economic migration in the narratives of migrants from post-communist Poland to Britain
… of economic migration within the borders of the European Union experience migrating. The special feature of this migration is the fact that they leave a postcommunist country and come to a country with a well established capitalist economy and long-standing democracy. The particular questions …
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Can the European Union build a bridge over troubled waters? An analysis of the politicised and depoliticised legal approach between the European Union and Cyprus
… division in 1974, the Republic of Cyprus’ (RoC) European Union (EU) membership in 2004 failed to catalyse reunification and terminate the legal, political and economic isolation of the Turkish Cypriot community. So the question is; why is it that the powerful legal order of the EU continuously …
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Europäisierung der deutschen Ministerialverwaltungen : der Beitrag von Twinningprojekten
Im Rahmen der fünften Erweiterungswelle der EU um zwölf neue Mitgliedsstaaten setzte die EU-Kommission erstmals auf das Instrument der Verwaltungspartnerschaften. Das sogenannte Twinning umfasst Projekte, bei denen Behördenmitarbeiter aus Verwaltungen der EU-Mitgliedsstaaten in Partnerbehörden der …
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Investigating Systemic Risk with Co-occurrence Networks – Studies from the fields of sovereign bond and energy markets
… during the Global Financial Crisis and the European sovereign debt crises. Furthermore, links between the easing and tightening decisions by the Fed and the ECB, and the time-varying dominance of the US yield curve in our sovereign yield curve network are explored. The dominance of the US …
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‘RS-Exit’: The Geopolitics of Integration and Disintegration in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1995-2020
… main external actors, the United States, the European and Serbia. In the immediate postwar period, as the US blocked the Serbs, the EU promised to integrate Bosnia and Serbia refused to integrate Republika Srpska, the Bosnian Serbs held back from pursuing independence. Conversely, from the …
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Domestic politics or EU influence: what is driving Turkey's constitutional reforms?
… constitutional reform has happened since the European Union (EU) announced that Turkey had achieved candidate status for eventual membership in the Union in 1999. Many scholars attribute Turkey’s democratization, of which constitutional reform is an important part, to the EU’s decision to open …