Routledge Europeanization and New Member States Book

Explore the complex dynamics of EU integration with this academic study from Routledge. This book examines how Europeanization affects the polity and politics of new EU Member States through a specialized comparative research design. By utilizing social network analysis, the text provides a systematic look at how European integration changes national institutions, policy processes, and the power constellations among national elites. Through a detailed case study of Romania, the research offers a comparative perspective that is highly relevant for students and professionals in international law and political science. The book analyzes the impact of the European Union on decision-making across six specific policy networks. This approach allows for a cross-sector and cross-time comparative analysis, making it a valuable resource for understanding how integration shapes conflict and governance in emerging member states.