Europeanization in context: Concept and theory

Proceedings of the British Academy

Volumn 119, Issue , 2003, Pages 37-53

  Anderson, Jeffrey J ^a  

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References (7)

1. For sceptical perspectives on the globalization phenomenon, see Berger and Dore (1996)
2. and Hollingsworth and Boyer (1997)
3. Again, this is a matter of degree. Two studies that chart the impact of the international economy on national politics over the centuries are Gourevitch (1986)
4. and Rogowski (1989)
5. Hix and Goetz characterize Europeanization as 'continuity and change in domestic political systems' (2000b: 2)
6. As this research area matures, it would make sense to move to 'least likely' case studies, which are more theoretically powerful; see Eckstein (1975)
7. For a critique of the methodological underpinnings of conventional EC/EU analysis, see Anderson (1995)