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Los mecanismos de presión ejercidos por la UE en la administración pública rumana
[The EU pressure mechanisms in the Romanian public administration]

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  • Cristea, Ana Ionela

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This work aims to provide a detailed assessment of the impact of EU conditionality in the Romanian institutional structures, especially in the field of public administration. To conceptualize the potential extent of its influence is necessary to identify the mechanisms through which the European Union exerts its influence on the candidate countries, and the key conditions for success.

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  • Cristea, Ana Ionela, 2013. "Los mecanismos de presión ejercidos por la UE en la administración pública rumana [The EU pressure mechanisms in the Romanian public administration]," MPRA Paper 51737, University Library of Munich, Germany.
    • Handle: RePEc:pra:mprapa:51737
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    Keywords

    Public Administration; Conditionality; EU mechanisms;
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    • F5 - International Economics - - International Relations, National Security, and International Political Economy

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