Titlebook: EU Funds in the New Member States; Party Politicization Christian Hagemann Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Absorption of EU Funds in a Post-communist and Post-accession Context, and capacity building during the accession process; and the process of post-communist economic reform and its relevance in the context of the global financial and economic crisis, which happened during the period under investigation. The chapter closes with an overview of the framework for analysis and an introduction to the methods applied.

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Book 2019ent is tested using a combination of fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA) with two detailed process tracing case studies. This book will appeal to scholars interested in EU cohesion policy, post-accession compliance, and post-communist politics.

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Springer Tracts in Modern Physics during the financing period. It then conducts an analysis of necessity and sufficiency to account for the outcome of absorption problems as well as its complement. The chapter closes with a detailed discussion of results and their contribution.

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The Conditions for Absorption Problems in Central and Eastern Europe, during the financing period. It then conducts an analysis of necessity and sufficiency to account for the outcome of absorption problems as well as its complement. The chapter closes with a detailed discussion of results and their contribution.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31834-5ropeanization studies, post-communist transformation, and pre-accession reforms. It closes with the potential transferability of the findings to the context of the old member states and hints and interesting avenues for future research in this field.

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Book 2019e struggle to access their billions of development funds from Brussels. While existing research mostly emphasizes the role of states’ administrative capacities to account for absorption problems, this study adds the so far neglected role of politics as party politicization to the equation. The argum