Core-periphery relations in the European Union : power and conflict in a dualist political economy
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| Format: | Book |
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London New York, NY :
Routledge ,
2016
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| Series: | Routledge/UACES contemporary European studies
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Table of Contents:
- 1. The European Union as a dualist economy : understanding core-periphery relations
- 2. Core-periphery dynamics in the euro area : from conflict to cleavage?
- 3. The centre-periphery divide in the eurocrisis : a theoretical approach
- 4. National interests and differentiated integration in the EU under crisis conditions : the cases of Germany, France and Britain
- 5. Will the centre hold? : Germany, Ireland and Slovakia and the crisis of the European project
- 6. From "superficial" to "coercive" Europeanization in southern Europe : the lack of ownership of national reforms /
- 7. Sociopolitical divisions in the European Union : discourses of southern European representatives in the European institutions
- 8. The increasing core-periphery divide and the new member states : diverging from the European Union's mainstream developments
- 9. The southern and eastern peripheries of Europe : is convergence a lost cause?
- 10. Greece and the troika in the context of the eurozone crisis
- 11. Confronting interrelated crises in the EU's western periphery : steering Ireland-EU relations back to the centre
- 12. Portugal is a "good pupil of the European Union" : living under the regime of the troika
- 13. Cyprus : the troika's new approach to resolving a financial crisis in a eurozone member state
- 14. The politics of troika avoidance : the case of Spain
- 15. Italy between trasformismon and transformative Europe
- 16. The Hungarian agony over eurozone accession
- 17. Peripheries, or perhaps already the centre? : the impact of ten years of membership in the European Union on the position and perceptions of Poland
- 18. From core to periphery? : the impact of the crisis on the EU's role in the world
- 19. The undermining of "gobal Europe" : the impact of the eurozone crisis on third country perceptions of the European Union
- 20. Core-periphery relations in the European Union : some conclusions