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La condicionalidad de la Unión Europea en el espacio administrativo rumano
[The EU conditionality in the Romanian administrative space]

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  • Cristea, Ana Ionela

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Prestando especial atención a la condicionalidad como mecanismo de la europeización, este trabajo conceptualiza la interacción entre la Unión Europea y Rumanía. En consecuencia, consideramos conveniente presentar el modelo de condicionalidad de la Unión Europea en las relaciones con Rumanía, desde la etapa de pre-negociación hasta la etapa post-adhesión, así como hacer un resumen de las relaciones entre Rumanía y la Unión Europea, haciendo hincapié sobre la noción, contenido e importancia del acervo comunitario. Paying close attention to conditionality as a mechanism of Europeanization, this paper conceptualizes the interaction between the European Union and Romania. Consequently, we consider it appropriate to present the model of EU conditionality in the relations with Romania, from the pre-negotiation stage to the post-accession and to summarize the relations between Romania and the European Union, making emphasis on the concept, content and importance of the acquis.

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  • Cristea, Ana Ionela, 2013. "La condicionalidad de la Unión Europea en el espacio administrativo rumano [The EU conditionality in the Romanian administrative space]," MPRA Paper 47370, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    Keywords

    Condicionalidad; Unión Europea; Administración Pública Conditionality; European Union; Public Administration;
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    JEL classification:

    • F50 - International Economics - - International Relations, National Security, and International Political Economy - - - General

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