When Europe Hits Home: Europeanization and Domestic Change

By Tanja A. Börzel, T. Risse. 2000

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Comparing transposition in the 27 member states of the EU: the impact of discretion and legal fit (2009, background): “Our concept of legal fit differs significantly from the general goodness-of-fit argument proposed in studies of Europeanization (Bailey 2002; Börzel and Risse 2000; Green Cowles et al. 2001; Héritier et al. 2001; Knill and Lenschow 1998; Mény et al. 1996) because we do not look at the…”
Usage of European Integration - Europeanisation from a Sociological Perspective (2004, background): “Drawing on March and Olson, Börzel and Risse (2000; 2002) extend this reflection by distinguishing between two logics of action: one taken from rational institutionalism and another one from sociological institutionalism.”
Using Europe: Strategic action in multi-level politics (2010, background): “In this perspective, the ‘misfit’ model, which argues that change of domestic politics corresponds to the more or less profound gap between European policy proposals and national traditions, has long been most influential (Börzel and Risse, 2000; Caporaso et al, 2001).”
From Conditionality to Europeanization in Central and Eastern Europe: Administrative Performance and Capacity in Cohesion Policy (2014, background): “Conventional conceptualizations of Europeanization usually distinguish between no, minimal and radical change, employing labels such as inertia, accommodation and transformation (Héritier et al., 1996; Börzel & Risse, 2000; Schmidt, 2002).”
Introduction (2004, unknown): “For a distinction between convergences of rules, procedures, and convergence of the substantive outcomes brought by the on-going changes, see Börzel and Risse (2000). mechanisms, in the overall context of cost containment, but the use of tax credits and subsidies play a limited role, if any.”