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Brexit, the War in Ukraine and the Explanatory Power of Liberal Intergovernmentalism and Postfunctionalism

Philip Dandolov
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Do Citizens´ Preferences on Immigration Reflect Governments´ Preferences? A Test of the Theory of Liberal Intergovernmentalism

, 2020
The theory liberal intergovernmentalism argues that domestic preferences shape governments policy preferences. Liberal Intergovernmentalism has become one of the main theories in European integration theory but has also faced criticism. I find it interesting to test the assumption in the theory, in order to find evidence that can be used to strengthen ...
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Limited and Conditioned: Explaining the EU's First Fiscal Support Package in Response to the Coronavirus Crisis

, 2020
Schramm L.
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Neofunctionalism Vs Liberal Intergovernmentalism; The Creation Of The European Stability Mechanism And The Limits Of Political Theory

, 2011
Holger A. Scheidt
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Economic and Monetary Union: A Study of Domestic Influence in the European Union from 1989-1993 [PDF]

, 2012
Grishkoff, Jason
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EU Justice and Home Affairs: E-Reader table of contents [PDF]

, 2010
Vermeulen, Gert
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Foreword [PDF]

, 2014
Andrews, David M.
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4. Liberal Intergovernmentalism

, 2018
This chapter focuses on liberal intergovernmentalism (LI), which has acquired the status of a ‘baseline theory’ in the study of regional integration: an essential first-cut explanation against which other theories are often compared. The chapter argues that LI has achieved this dominant status due to its theoretical soundness, empirical power, and ...
Andrew Moravcsik, Frank Schimmelfennig
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Four Types of Japanese Regional Policy in the Perspective of Liberal Intergovernmentalism

Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2021
What are the determinants of Japan’s regional policies? This article argues that Japan’s regional policy is the result of the government’s strategic choice made through processes of domestic and international bargaining. Based on liberal intergovernmentalism, this article focuses on the level of domestic preferences for East Asia and the threat of ...
Jung Wook Son, Danbi Lee
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