Aneta B Spendzharova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4409364 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aneta B Spendzharova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aneta B |
| FAMILY NAME | Spendzharova |
| SIGNATURE | SPENDZHAROVA A B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 98 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Banking union through the back door? How European banking union affects Sweden and the Baltic States
Swedish decision-makers opted out of the European banking union (EBU) despite the large cross-border presence of Swedish banks in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The three Baltic states, on the other hand, have already joined the eurozone and are part of the EBU. This article identifies three important domestic considerations that have shaped Sweden's position. Firstly, Swedish decision-makers were concerned that member states outside the eurozon…
Banking union under construction
What is the optimal scope of regulatory harmonization in European financial sector governance? I argue that the levels of foreign ownership and domestic bank internationalization are important determinants of the extent to which governments are prepared to endorse European solutions in banking supervision or prefer national ones. I test two hypotheses about the impact of foreign ownership and domestic bank internationalization on regulatory prefe…
Catching Up? Consolidating Liberal Democracy in Bulgaria and Romania after EU Accession
This article investigates the most important determinants of domestic institutional change in combating corruption and reforming the judiciary in Bulgaria and Romania since EU accession in 2007. It explores how EU and domestic incentives trigger domestic institutional change, and how the two interact with one another. It argues that political leaders and parties will only continue and deepen reforms in response to the twin forces of EU and domest…
For the Market or ‘For Our Friends’? The Politics of Banking Sector Legal Reform in the Post-Communist Region After 1989
Catching Up? Consolidating Liberal Democracy in Bulgaria and Romania after EU Accession
This article investigates the most important determinants of domestic institutional change in combating corruption and reforming the judiciary in Bulgaria and Romania since EU accession in 2007. It explores how EU and domestic incentives trigger domestic institutional change, and how the two interact with one another. It argues that political leaders and parties will only continue and deepen reforms in response to the twin forces of EU and domest…
Banking union under construction
What is the optimal scope of regulatory harmonization in European financial sector governance? I argue that the levels of foreign ownership and domestic bank internationalization are important determinants of the extent to which governments are prepared to endorse European solutions in banking supervision or prefer national ones. I test two hypotheses about the impact of foreign ownership and domestic bank internationalization on regulatory prefe…
Banking union through the back door? How European banking union affects Sweden and the Baltic States
Swedish decision-makers opted out of the European banking union (EBU) despite the large cross-border presence of Swedish banks in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The three Baltic states, on the other hand, have already joined the eurozone and are part of the EBU. This article identifies three important domestic considerations that have shaped Sweden's position. Firstly, Swedish decision-makers were concerned that member states outside the eurozon…
For the Market or ‘For Our Friends’? The Politics of Banking Sector Legal Reform in the Post-Communist Region After 1989
For the Market or ‘For Our Friends’? The Politics of Banking Sector Legal Reform in the Post-Communist Region After 1989
Catching Up? Consolidating Liberal Democracy in Bulgaria and Romania after EU Accession
This article investigates the most important determinants of domestic institutional change in combating corruption and reforming the judiciary in Bulgaria and Romania since EU accession in 2007. It explores how EU and domestic incentives trigger domestic institutional change, and how the two interact with one another. It argues that political leaders and parties will only continue and deepen reforms in response to the twin forces of EU and domest…
Banking union under construction
What is the optimal scope of regulatory harmonization in European financial sector governance? I argue that the levels of foreign ownership and domestic bank internationalization are important determinants of the extent to which governments are prepared to endorse European solutions in banking supervision or prefer national ones. I test two hypotheses about the impact of foreign ownership and domestic bank internationalization on regulatory prefe…
Banking union through the back door? How European banking union affects Sweden and the Baltic States
Swedish decision-makers opted out of the European banking union (EBU) despite the large cross-border presence of Swedish banks in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The three Baltic states, on the other hand, have already joined the eurozone and are part of the EBU. This article identifies three important domestic considerations that have shaped Sweden's position. Firstly, Swedish decision-makers were concerned that member states outside the eurozon…
Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · European union (3 works) · Finance (3 works) · Global Financial Regulation and Crises (3 works) · International trade (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Autonomy (2 works) · Banking stability, regulation, efficiency (2 works)