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The EU's Transformative Power
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Author(s):
Heather Grabbe
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2006
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2006
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Introduction
pp. 7
Accession Conditionality and its Implications
pp. 39
Europeanisation, Negotiations and Influence
pp. 75
Routes of Europeanisation and Constraints on EU Influence
pp. 97
The Receiving End: Politics in the Candidate Countries
pp. 116
Free Movement of Persons in the Single Market
pp. 150
Movement of Persons under Schengen
pp. 186
Explaining how EU Influence Worked
pp. 200
Conclusion
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