Enlargement, Institution-Building and the EU's Administrative Capacity Requirement

By Antoaneta Dimitrova. 2002

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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Ambiguity in Policy Lessons: The Agencification Experience (2006, unknown): “It was only in the case of the Central and Eastern European candidates knocking on our door that we erected the barrier of administrative capacity ' ( Dimitrova 2002 , p. 178).”
THE NEW MEMBER STATES OF THE EU IN THE AFTERMATH OF ENLARGEMENT: DO NEW EUROPEAN RULES REMAIN EMPTY SHELLS? (2010, background): “players played only a small role (Dimitrova 2002; Schimmelfennig and Sedelmeier, 2005), a situation which has changed post accession as the incentive of membership expired.”
From Conditionality to Europeanization in Central and Eastern Europe: Administrative Performance and Capacity in Cohesion Policy (2014, result): “While previous research has found variable administrative institution-building (Dimitrova, 2002), our findings reveal consistency in performance and capacity across the EU8, 752 J.”
A governance perspective on the European neighbourhood policy: integration beyond conditionality? (2008, methodology): “As observed by Dimitrova (2002) and Schimmelfennig and Sedelmeier (2004: 674), this model exhibits primarily characteristics associated with ‘old governance’ – or ‘government’.”
Sustainability of Civil Service Reforms in Central and Eastern Europe Five Years After EU Accession (2009, methodology): “…therefore considered that administrative reforms along the lines of the classic continental Rechtsstaat tradition were more suitable for CEE states than reforms inspired by the new public management (Dimitrova 2002, Nunberg 2000, Sigma 1998, Verheijen 2000, Verheijen/Coombes 1998, World Bank 1997).”
After conditionality: post-accession compliance with EU law in East Central Europe (2008, background): “The magnitude of these challenges led the EU to include the creation of administrative capacities in the CEECs in its accession conditionality, but with mixed results (see, e.g., Dimitrova 2002).”