Martin Dangerfield
Biographic Data
| ID | 799742 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Dangerfield |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Dangerfield |
| SIGNATURE | DANGERFIELD M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wolverhampton |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Visegrad Group Co‐operation and Russia
Much thought has been given of late to how national preferences impact upon European Union‐level policy‐making towards Russia and it is widely accepted that discrepancies in Member State attitudes can undermine consistent and effective multilateral policies. So far there has been no attempt to ascertain whether subregional groupings that exist inside the EU (which represent a potential in‐between layer of policy‐making between the bilateral and m…
Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine
For the Western Newly Independent States (WNIS) of Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine a ‘European choice’ (defined as the aspiration to join Euro‐Atlantic structures) remains an ambiguous opportunity. NATO enlargement is now firmly off the agenda, leaving the future status of the WNIS mainly dependent on engagement with the EU. Critics of the EU’s ‘eastern’ policy — often referred to as ‘enlargement lite’ — contend that it risks leaving the WNIS on the…
The Contribution of the Visegrad Group to the European Union's ‘Eastern’ Policy
I am indebted to various government personnel whose kind assistance was crucial in enabling me to carry out the necessary research for this essay. In particular officials from the Central European
The Visegrád Group in the Expanded European Union
This article investigates whether the Visegrád Group (VG) is proving capable of a successful transition from preaccession to postaccession cooperation in the expanded European Union (EU). Prior to EU accession, the VG agenda mainly emphasised political cooperation around strategic goals of EU and NATO membership, acting as an incubation chamber and the organising framework for joint policies and actions. The article finds that pessimistic prognos…
The European Union and Post-Communist Europe
Many believe that the European Union, even if it has not caused a new division of Europe, has been complicit in the creation of such a division by virtue of different strategies towards alternative groups of post-communist countries. However, have the 'Europeanization' prospects of 'left-out' countries in fact already been predetermined by the alternative strategies of the EU. A number of key questions arise in this context. Is 'inclusion' really…
Subregional Integration and EU Enlargement
The fifth enlargement of the EU has necessitated various adjustments to the pan‐European trade and integration framework. This article discusses ways in which the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) has been affected by this process. What was CEFTA's role in the EU pre‐accession process? How did CEFTA downsizing affect trade arrangements between the enlarged EU and the remaining CEFTA members? Also, how realistic is the idea that the en…
Cefta
This article uses the CEFTA experience to explore interactions between subregional integration and the EU pre‐accession process. It covers the following issues. What contributions did CEFTA make to the EU membership endeavour? In which ways did the EU membership drive impact on the subregional cooperation process? Were restrictions on the form of integration applied (basic trade liberalisation in the CEFTA case) a conscious choice or are there in…
Ideology and the Czech Transformation
As true liberals, we should start with a very heavy dose of monetarist medicine—with economic policy measures, not with formal institutional reform—because with “easy money” no real changes in economic behavior of any agents can be achieved. Václav Klaus and Tomas Ježek, December 1989
The economic opening of central and Eastern Europe
The Visegrád Group in the Expanded European Union
This article investigates whether the Visegrád Group (VG) is proving capable of a successful transition from preaccession to postaccession cooperation in the expanded European Union (EU). Prior to EU accession, the VG agenda mainly emphasised political cooperation around strategic goals of EU and NATO membership, acting as an incubation chamber and the organising framework for joint policies and actions. The article finds that pessimistic prognos…
The Contribution of the Visegrad Group to the European Union's ‘Eastern’ Policy
I am indebted to various government personnel whose kind assistance was crucial in enabling me to carry out the necessary research for this essay. In particular officials from the Central European
Visegrad Group Co‐operation and Russia
Much thought has been given of late to how national preferences impact upon European Union‐level policy‐making towards Russia and it is widely accepted that discrepancies in Member State attitudes can undermine consistent and effective multilateral policies. So far there has been no attempt to ascertain whether subregional groupings that exist inside the EU (which represent a potential in‐between layer of policy‐making between the bilateral and m…
Ideology and the Czech Transformation
As true liberals, we should start with a very heavy dose of monetarist medicine—with economic policy measures, not with formal institutional reform—because with “easy money” no real changes in economic behavior of any agents can be achieved. Václav Klaus and Tomas Ježek, December 1989
Cefta
This article uses the CEFTA experience to explore interactions between subregional integration and the EU pre‐accession process. It covers the following issues. What contributions did CEFTA make to the EU membership endeavour? In which ways did the EU membership drive impact on the subregional cooperation process? Were restrictions on the form of integration applied (basic trade liberalisation in the CEFTA case) a conscious choice or are there in…
Subregional Integration and EU Enlargement
The fifth enlargement of the EU has necessitated various adjustments to the pan‐European trade and integration framework. This article discusses ways in which the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) has been affected by this process. What was CEFTA's role in the EU pre‐accession process? How did CEFTA downsizing affect trade arrangements between the enlarged EU and the remaining CEFTA members? Also, how realistic is the idea that the en…
The economic opening of central and Eastern Europe
The economic opening of central and Eastern Europe
Ideology and the Czech Transformation
As true liberals, we should start with a very heavy dose of monetarist medicine—with economic policy measures, not with formal institutional reform—because with “easy money” no real changes in economic behavior of any agents can be achieved. Václav Klaus and Tomas Ježek, December 1989
Cefta
This article uses the CEFTA experience to explore interactions between subregional integration and the EU pre‐accession process. It covers the following issues. What contributions did CEFTA make to the EU membership endeavour? In which ways did the EU membership drive impact on the subregional cooperation process? Were restrictions on the form of integration applied (basic trade liberalisation in the CEFTA case) a conscious choice or are there in…
Subregional Integration and EU Enlargement
The fifth enlargement of the EU has necessitated various adjustments to the pan‐European trade and integration framework. This article discusses ways in which the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) has been affected by this process. What was CEFTA's role in the EU pre‐accession process? How did CEFTA downsizing affect trade arrangements between the enlarged EU and the remaining CEFTA members? Also, how realistic is the idea that the en…
The European Union and Post-Communist Europe
Many believe that the European Union, even if it has not caused a new division of Europe, has been complicit in the creation of such a division by virtue of different strategies towards alternative groups of post-communist countries. However, have the 'Europeanization' prospects of 'left-out' countries in fact already been predetermined by the alternative strategies of the EU. A number of key questions arise in this context. Is 'inclusion' really…
The Visegrád Group in the Expanded European Union
This article investigates whether the Visegrád Group (VG) is proving capable of a successful transition from preaccession to postaccession cooperation in the expanded European Union (EU). Prior to EU accession, the VG agenda mainly emphasised political cooperation around strategic goals of EU and NATO membership, acting as an incubation chamber and the organising framework for joint policies and actions. The article finds that pessimistic prognos…
The Contribution of the Visegrad Group to the European Union's ‘Eastern’ Policy
I am indebted to various government personnel whose kind assistance was crucial in enabling me to carry out the necessary research for this essay. In particular officials from the Central European
Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine
For the Western Newly Independent States (WNIS) of Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine a ‘European choice’ (defined as the aspiration to join Euro‐Atlantic structures) remains an ambiguous opportunity. NATO enlargement is now firmly off the agenda, leaving the future status of the WNIS mainly dependent on engagement with the EU. Critics of the EU’s ‘eastern’ policy — often referred to as ‘enlargement lite’ — contend that it risks leaving the WNIS on the…
Visegrad Group Co‐operation and Russia
Much thought has been given of late to how national preferences impact upon European Union‐level policy‐making towards Russia and it is widely accepted that discrepancies in Member State attitudes can undermine consistent and effective multilateral policies. So far there has been no attempt to ascertain whether subregional groupings that exist inside the EU (which represent a potential in‐between layer of policy‐making between the bilateral and m…
Political science (9 works) · European union (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (6 works) · International trade (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · European Politics and Security (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Politics (5 works)