Policy experiments failures and innovations beyond accession in Central and Eastern Europe

By:

edited by Agnes Batory

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cheltenham Edward Elgar Pub 2018Description: xvi, 206P. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9781785367489

Subject(s):

European Union -- Europe, Central

DDC classification:

337.142POL

Summary: Policy Experiments, Failures and Innovations takes a policy studies perspective in considering post-communist EU member states experiences since accession. The book analyses policy transfer processes and expands the new and growing sub-field of policy failure by interrogating the binary ideas of failure and success in the context of the Central Eastern European (CEE) transition, democratic consolidation and European Union membership.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Policy Experiments, Failures and Innovations takes a policy studies perspective in considering post-communist EU member states experiences since accession. The book analyses policy transfer processes and expands the new and growing sub-field of policy failure by interrogating the binary ideas of failure and success in the context of the Central Eastern European (CEE) transition, democratic consolidation and European Union membership.

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