Differentiated Integration: What is it and How Much Can the EU Accommodate?

By Svein S. Andersen, N. Sitter. 2006

183 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Strategy and Management

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In Political Science and International Relations

1. Frank Schimmelfennig
2. Dirk Leuffen
3. D. Ioannou
4. A. Niemann
5. Berthold Rittberger
6. A. Verdun

In Strategy and Management

1. Dirk Leuffen
2. D. Ioannou
3. A. Niemann
4. Berthold Rittberger
5. Frank Schimmelfennig

Citations in the corpus

• European economic integration in times of crisis: a case of neofunctionalism? (2015, background): “…with severe imbalances found their policy options restricted when their sovereign debt came under pressure in financial markets, as they no longer had the possibility to counter such pressures through, for example, nominal exchange rate adjustment (Leuffen et al. 2013: 173; Schimmelfennig 2012).”
• The European Union as a system of differentiated integration: interdependence, politicization and differentiation (2014, methodology): “We propose to conceptualize the EU and explain its development as a ‘ system of differentiated inte-gration’ (Leuffen et al. 2013).”