THE NEW MEMBER STATES OF THE EU IN THE AFTERMATH OF ENLARGEMENT: DO NEW EUROPEAN RULES REMAIN EMPTY SHELLS?

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Eastern Enlargement Ten Years On: Transcending the East–West Divide? (2014, background): “Corruption’s continuing salience (Schoenman, forthcoming) and the uneven quality of public administration and its insulation from, or responsiveness to, political pressures (O’Dwyer, 2006; Meyer-Sahling, 2009; Dimitrova, 2010; Zubek and Goetz, 2010) are ongoing areas of inquiry.”
Why do anti-corruption laws fail in Central Eastern Europe? A target compliance perspective (2012, result): “One line of argument to explain this, is that prior to accession laws were adopted mainly to please the EU, and, therefore, once membership conditionality no longer provides the right incentives to CEE government reforms of any kind are likely to run out of steam (Steunenberg & Dimitrova 2007; Morof”