The Implications of Schengen Visa Policy for the Visegrad States: The Case of Slovakia

Duleba, Alexander

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“…Chapter 24 of the acquis , for example, which dealt with cooperation in the field of justice and home affairs, forced the accession states to impose visa restrictions on bordering states such as Ukraine (e.g. Duleba, 2005; Grabbe, 2006). Equally, criticism of the Czech judicial system in the Commission's 1999 progress report provoked the Zeman government to adopt a reform package (Pridham, 2005, p. 135).…”

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When does the EU Make a Difference? Conditionality and the Accession Process in Central and Eastern Europe

Haughton

2007

Political Studies Review

138

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A number of recent studies examining the accession of states from Central and Eastern Europe into the European Union have provided a much more sophisticated understanding of when, why and how the EU shaped, directed and occasionally determined change in the region since 1989. Although acknowledging the EU was at times a motor of change, its power was limited to particular points in the accession process and varied significantly across policy areas. Even in cases such as Slovakia, often used to demonstrate the power of EU conditionality, the influence of the EU on domestic actors and policy change has been exaggerated. The EU's ‘transformative power’ is at its greatest when deciding to open accession negotiations, a finding which has implications for the EU's ability to enact change in Croatia and Turkey.

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When does the EU Make a Difference? Conditionality and the Accession Process in Central and Eastern Europe

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2007

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