Annotation
Politicologen Etmaal, 01 mei 2005
Publication type
Conference lecture

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Politicologie t/m 2019
Subject
NON-RU research; Onderzoek niet-RUAbstract
The paper investigates how European welf
are states respond to reform pressures
arising from European integration. We ex
amine the impact of two variables that
mediate the impact of reform pressures cau
sed by EU membership
: the extent of
public pension provision and the number
of veto points in national political
institutions. Our preliminary expectation is
that, all else equal, member states with
few veto points and a relatively small public
pension sector are the most likely cases
of policy change in response to Europeaniz
ation, whereas member states with a high
number of veto points and
extensive public pension comm
itments are the least likely
candidates for policy change.
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