Anne Wetzel
Biographic Data
| ID | 4376577 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Wetzel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne |
| FAMILY NAME | Wetzel |
| SIGNATURE | WETZEL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Mannheim |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 167 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Comparative Perspectives on the Substance of EU Democracy Promotion
From halt to hurry
The European Union (EU) and Ukraine have cooperated on asylum policy for many years with the aim of introducing EU and international standards in Ukraine. Reforms, however, were developing slowly and have accelerated only after 2010. This timing represents a puzzle because the reforms advanced most significantly in a situation when Ukraine’s orientation toward the EU became more reluctant again while it increased toward the Russian Federation. Th…
Coping with Crisis
One of what kind? Comparative perspectives on the substance of EU democracy promotion
Additional informationNotes on contributorsAnne WetzelFabienne Bossuyt is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Ghent University in Belgium. Her research focuses on the EU's external relations and policies, with a particular focus on the soft dimension of the EU's external action, including trade policy and democracy promotion. Email: [email protected] OrbieJan Orbie is a professor in the Department of Politi…
The EU in Crisis
The European Union (EU) has experienced an unprecedented economic and financial crisis since 2007, the effects of which form the object of analysis in this Special Issue. In particular, it addresses the questions of whether and how the crisis has served as an obstacle or an opportunity for further integration. It concentrates on two broad types of implications for the EU that are central elements of theories on integration and policy and public o…
Democracy promotion through functional cooperation? The case of the European Neighbourhood Policy
This contribution explores whether and under what conditions functional sectoral cooperation between the EU and the countries of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) promotes democratic governance. In an analysis of four countries (Jordan, Moldova, Morocco, and Ukraine) and three fields of cooperation (competition, environment, and migration policy), we show that country properties such as the degree of political liberalization, membership asp…
The promotion of participatory governance in the EU's external policies
Besides the more conventional top-down leverage and bottom-up linkage approach, the European Union (EU) uses a third way to promote democracy in third countries: promotion of democratic governance through functional cooperation in policy sectors. This governance model of democracy promotion has so far been studied only with regard to its effectiveness in target countries. In contrast to earlier research, this contribution takes an 'input' perspec…
EU promotion of democratic governance in the neighbourhood
This article analyses the effectiveness of the EU’s promotion of\ndemocratic governance through functional co-operation in the European neighbourhood. In a comparative study of three policy sectors in three countries (Moldova, Morocco, and Ukraine), we show that the EU is capable of inducing neighbouring countries to adopt policy-specific democratic governance provisions in the absence of accession conditionality. In line with the institutionalis…
EU promotion of democratic governance in the neighbourhood
This article analyses the effectiveness of the EU’s promotion of\ndemocratic governance through functional co-operation in the European neighbourhood. In a comparative study of three policy sectors in three countries (Moldova, Morocco, and Ukraine), we show that the EU is capable of inducing neighbouring countries to adopt policy-specific democratic governance provisions in the absence of accession conditionality. In line with the institutionalis…
Democracy promotion through functional cooperation? The case of the European Neighbourhood Policy
This contribution explores whether and under what conditions functional sectoral cooperation between the EU and the countries of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) promotes democratic governance. In an analysis of four countries (Jordan, Moldova, Morocco, and Ukraine) and three fields of cooperation (competition, environment, and migration policy), we show that country properties such as the degree of political liberalization, membership asp…
The EU in Crisis
The European Union (EU) has experienced an unprecedented economic and financial crisis since 2007, the effects of which form the object of analysis in this Special Issue. In particular, it addresses the questions of whether and how the crisis has served as an obstacle or an opportunity for further integration. It concentrates on two broad types of implications for the EU that are central elements of theories on integration and policy and public o…
One of what kind? Comparative perspectives on the substance of EU democracy promotion
Additional informationNotes on contributorsAnne WetzelFabienne Bossuyt is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Ghent University in Belgium. Her research focuses on the EU's external relations and policies, with a particular focus on the soft dimension of the EU's external action, including trade policy and democracy promotion. Email: [email protected] OrbieJan Orbie is a professor in the Department of Politi…
The promotion of participatory governance in the EU's external policies
Besides the more conventional top-down leverage and bottom-up linkage approach, the European Union (EU) uses a third way to promote democracy in third countries: promotion of democratic governance through functional cooperation in policy sectors. This governance model of democracy promotion has so far been studied only with regard to its effectiveness in target countries. In contrast to earlier research, this contribution takes an 'input' perspec…
From halt to hurry
The European Union (EU) and Ukraine have cooperated on asylum policy for many years with the aim of introducing EU and international standards in Ukraine. Reforms, however, were developing slowly and have accelerated only after 2010. This timing represents a puzzle because the reforms advanced most significantly in a situation when Ukraine’s orientation toward the EU became more reluctant again while it increased toward the Russian Federation. Th…
EU promotion of democratic governance in the neighbourhood
This article analyses the effectiveness of the EU’s promotion of\ndemocratic governance through functional co-operation in the European neighbourhood. In a comparative study of three policy sectors in three countries (Moldova, Morocco, and Ukraine), we show that the EU is capable of inducing neighbouring countries to adopt policy-specific democratic governance provisions in the absence of accession conditionality. In line with the institutionalis…
Democracy promotion through functional cooperation? The case of the European Neighbourhood Policy
This contribution explores whether and under what conditions functional sectoral cooperation between the EU and the countries of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) promotes democratic governance. In an analysis of four countries (Jordan, Moldova, Morocco, and Ukraine) and three fields of cooperation (competition, environment, and migration policy), we show that country properties such as the degree of political liberalization, membership asp…
The promotion of participatory governance in the EU's external policies
Besides the more conventional top-down leverage and bottom-up linkage approach, the European Union (EU) uses a third way to promote democracy in third countries: promotion of democratic governance through functional cooperation in policy sectors. This governance model of democracy promotion has so far been studied only with regard to its effectiveness in target countries. In contrast to earlier research, this contribution takes an 'input' perspec…
The EU in Crisis
The European Union (EU) has experienced an unprecedented economic and financial crisis since 2007, the effects of which form the object of analysis in this Special Issue. In particular, it addresses the questions of whether and how the crisis has served as an obstacle or an opportunity for further integration. It concentrates on two broad types of implications for the EU that are central elements of theories on integration and policy and public o…
One of what kind? Comparative perspectives on the substance of EU democracy promotion
Additional informationNotes on contributorsAnne WetzelFabienne Bossuyt is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Ghent University in Belgium. Her research focuses on the EU's external relations and policies, with a particular focus on the soft dimension of the EU's external action, including trade policy and democracy promotion. Email: [email protected] OrbieJan Orbie is a professor in the Department of Politi…
From halt to hurry
The European Union (EU) and Ukraine have cooperated on asylum policy for many years with the aim of introducing EU and international standards in Ukraine. Reforms, however, were developing slowly and have accelerated only after 2010. This timing represents a puzzle because the reforms advanced most significantly in a situation when Ukraine’s orientation toward the EU became more reluctant again while it increased toward the Russian Federation. Th…
Coping with Crisis
Comparative Perspectives on the Substance of EU Democracy Promotion
Democracy (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · European union (5 works) · Democracy promotion (4 works) · Democratization (4 works)