Titlebook: Designing Democracy; EU Enlargement and R Geoffrey Pridham Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 co

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978-1-349-50859-4Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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Christoph Goertz,Thomas Vits,Claus E?mannnd arrogant view of events; but in one way it is perhaps applicable. The undoubted growth in democracy promotion (DP) and democratic conditionality (DC) in this recent and current period underlines the priority now accorded to that area. This is evident when looking at the increase in support for de

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A. Rost,J.-P. Schuh,K. Pfeiffer,A. Verl EU’s democratic conditionality, they have nevertheless acted under domestic constraints while subject to direct pressure from Brussels. Within this interactive dynamic, the filtering role of intermediary actors in domestic politics and their influence in facilitating or, alternatively, complicating

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C. Machai,H. Abrahams,D. Biermannre discernible after a certain period as a member state. This owes something to the perception of the EU institutions as distant from society (meaning, essentially different national societies); but it is important to distinguish between such perceptions and the real effects of integration. This cha

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Theoretical Perspectives on European Enlargement and Democratisation,dergoing regime change. This belief is widely held in EU institutions and among governments and parties of member states as well as among political and economic elites in states seeking admission to the EU. It is particularly evident in the political rhetoric of leaders on both sides. And, there is a historical pattern behind such a view.