Winners and losers in EU integration : Policy issues for Central and Eastern Europe.

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Altri autori:	Tang, Helena, 1958-
Natura:	eBook
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	Washington, D.C. : World Bank, ©2000.
Serie:	World Bank e-Library.
Soggetti:	European Union. European Union Since 1989 LAW > International. Economic history International economic integration International relations Europe > Economic integration. Europe, Eastern > Relations > European Union countries. European Union countries > Relations > Europe, Eastern. Europe, Eastern > Economic conditions > 1989- Europe Eastern Europe European Union countries
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Sommario:

1. Overview / Helena Tang
pt. I. Winners and Losers of EU Integration in Central and Eastern Europe: Cross-Country Reports
2. The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, the Slovak Republic, and Slovenia / Andras Inotai
3. The Baltic States: The Economic Dimension / Ramunas Vilpisauskas and Guoda Steponaviciene
4. The Baltic States: The Political and Social Dimensions / Atis Lejins
5. Bulgaria and Romania / Economic Policy Institute and Center for the Study of Democracy
pt. II. Winners and Losers of EU Integration in Central and Eastern Europe: Country Reports
6. The Czech Republic / Petr Pavlik
7. Hungary / K. Dezseri, S. Meisel and M. Racz
8. Poland / Maria Karasinska-Fendler, Elzbieta Skotnicka-Illasiewicz and Kazimierz Sobotka / [and others]
9. The Slovak Republic / Jan Fidrmuc and Jarko Fidrmuc
10. Slovenia / Peter Stanovnik, Boris Majcen and Vladimir Lavrac
pt. III. EU Perspectives
11. Internal Problems of the European Union That Might Obstruct an Enlargement Toward the East / Martin Brusis
12. Portugal's EU integration: Lessons for Future Enlargements / Jorge Braga de Macedo.

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