Antoaneta L Dimitrova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377095 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antoaneta L Dimitrova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antoaneta L |
| FAMILY NAME | Dimitrova |
| SIGNATURE | DIMITROVA A L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Leiden University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 129 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Battered by Geopolitical Winds, Bulgaria Struggles to Restart Much Needed Reforms
Enlargement by Stealth: Bulgaria’s EU Negotiations between the Political and the Technical
This article argues that the EU’s enlargement negotiations with Eastern European applicants have become possible to a large extent by the introduction of objective assessment by the Commission, which allowed integration to proceed despite the threat of deadlock. The process of negotiations and preparation, however, should be better seen as a constant switching between the technical parts of the acquis and their (potential) political consequences.…
The uncertain road to sustainable democracy: Elite coalitions, citizen protests and the prospects of democracy in Central and Eastern Europe
This article proposes that to understand backsliding in Central and Eastern Europe, we need a broad “Tillyian perspective” emphasising elite–citizen interactions and the role of the state. The article views backsliding as the outcome of processes of state capture by rent-seeking elites united in party ideological or network configurations. Simultaneously, citizen protests provide an indication of (Tillyian) struggles for the growth of democracies…
The power of implementers: A three-level game model of compliance with EU policy and its application to cultural heritage
In this article we focus on compliance with European Union (EU) directives in the context of multilevel governance. Policies specified by EU directives move through different decision-making stages before they are implemented. We integrate these decision-making stages and actors in a game-theoretical model aiming to explain implementation in the EU setting. Practice and organizational literature findings already indicate that in this setting form…
The New Member States of the Eu in the Aftermath of Enlargement: Do New European Rules Remain Empty Shells
During the enlargement negotiations with the post-communist states from Central and East Europe, the European Union required sets of rules to be established creating independent administrations, judiciary, competition regulators and other key institutions. This article argues that the fate of these institutional rules adopted in response to the EU's conditions for membership is an important, under-researched part of the post-enlargement research …
Where Corruption Lives
This comprehensive global survey of official corruption in governance links theoretical perspectives to common practices found throughout the world. Ranging from liberal democracies to autocracies, the authors explore initiatives being taken by national governments and international organizations to combat and reduce corrupt practices
The New Member States of the Eu in the Aftermath of Enlargement: Do New European Rules Remain Empty Shells
During the enlargement negotiations with the post-communist states from Central and East Europe, the European Union required sets of rules to be established creating independent administrations, judiciary, competition regulators and other key institutions. This article argues that the fate of these institutional rules adopted in response to the EU's conditions for membership is an important, under-researched part of the post-enlargement research …
The uncertain road to sustainable democracy: Elite coalitions, citizen protests and the prospects of democracy in Central and Eastern Europe
This article proposes that to understand backsliding in Central and Eastern Europe, we need a broad “Tillyian perspective” emphasising elite–citizen interactions and the role of the state. The article views backsliding as the outcome of processes of state capture by rent-seeking elites united in party ideological or network configurations. Simultaneously, citizen protests provide an indication of (Tillyian) struggles for the growth of democracies…
The power of implementers: A three-level game model of compliance with EU policy and its application to cultural heritage
In this article we focus on compliance with European Union (EU) directives in the context of multilevel governance. Policies specified by EU directives move through different decision-making stages before they are implemented. We integrate these decision-making stages and actors in a game-theoretical model aiming to explain implementation in the EU setting. Practice and organizational literature findings already indicate that in this setting form…
Battered by Geopolitical Winds, Bulgaria Struggles to Restart Much Needed Reforms
Enlargement by Stealth: Bulgaria’s EU Negotiations between the Political and the Technical
This article argues that the EU’s enlargement negotiations with Eastern European applicants have become possible to a large extent by the introduction of objective assessment by the Commission, which allowed integration to proceed despite the threat of deadlock. The process of negotiations and preparation, however, should be better seen as a constant switching between the technical parts of the acquis and their (potential) political consequences.…
Where Corruption Lives
This comprehensive global survey of official corruption in governance links theoretical perspectives to common practices found throughout the world. Ranging from liberal democracies to autocracies, the authors explore initiatives being taken by national governments and international organizations to combat and reduce corrupt practices
The New Member States of the Eu in the Aftermath of Enlargement: Do New European Rules Remain Empty Shells
During the enlargement negotiations with the post-communist states from Central and East Europe, the European Union required sets of rules to be established creating independent administrations, judiciary, competition regulators and other key institutions. This article argues that the fate of these institutional rules adopted in response to the EU's conditions for membership is an important, under-researched part of the post-enlargement research …
The power of implementers: A three-level game model of compliance with EU policy and its application to cultural heritage
In this article we focus on compliance with European Union (EU) directives in the context of multilevel governance. Policies specified by EU directives move through different decision-making stages before they are implemented. We integrate these decision-making stages and actors in a game-theoretical model aiming to explain implementation in the EU setting. Practice and organizational literature findings already indicate that in this setting form…
The uncertain road to sustainable democracy: Elite coalitions, citizen protests and the prospects of democracy in Central and Eastern Europe
This article proposes that to understand backsliding in Central and Eastern Europe, we need a broad “Tillyian perspective” emphasising elite–citizen interactions and the role of the state. The article views backsliding as the outcome of processes of state capture by rent-seeking elites united in party ideological or network configurations. Simultaneously, citizen protests provide an indication of (Tillyian) struggles for the growth of democracies…
Enlargement by Stealth: Bulgaria’s EU Negotiations between the Political and the Technical
This article argues that the EU’s enlargement negotiations with Eastern European applicants have become possible to a large extent by the introduction of objective assessment by the Commission, which allowed integration to proceed despite the threat of deadlock. The process of negotiations and preparation, however, should be better seen as a constant switching between the technical parts of the acquis and their (potential) political consequences.…
Battered by Geopolitical Winds, Bulgaria Struggles to Restart Much Needed Reforms
Political science (6 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · European union (4 works) · International trade (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (3 works)