The Europeanization of Romania in the Globalization Context

Văduva, Sebastian

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-27009-8_3

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“…National governments, which have adopted neofunctionalism as the only credible ideology of European integration, have become disillusioned with the progress of the European Community. Perhaps, neofunctionalism failed in the Doldrums era because of its own complexity and unfeasibility (Vaduva, 2016).…”

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“…By the early 1980s, intergovernmentalism had become the dominant European ideology, eliminating the national veto, a symbol of national identity and power, was inevitable (Achmad et al, 2022). The national veto was seen as a remnant of neofunctionalism and evidence of national governments refusing to confront domestic rentseekers, who speculate on the Treaty of Rome, benefit from government assistance programs, and public contracts, and sit comfortably protected by national rules designed to prevent foreign competition (Vaduva, 2016).…”

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European Integration Processes in EECCA: Dependencies and Drivers

Vaqif¹,

Dadashov²,

Dadashova³

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J Ethn Cult Stud

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The study was conducted using comparative quantitative and qualitative analysis of World Bank and International Monetary Fund data for 1989-2020 and 2000-2020. Two-factor linear econometric models of economic growth in 11 countries of Central and Eastern Europe (depending on their exports and debt) were built on the basis of such analysis. The study also relied on data from the Pew Research Center's Spring 2019 Global Attitudes Survey regarding EU citizens’ attitudes toward integration. The research findings were used to examine the causes and consequences of European integration for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Since 2004, when the first wave of EU enlargement took place, the combined weight of the economies of Central and Eastern Europe in relation to the EU has increased from 6.7% to 10.8% in 2020. On the other hand, none of the countries that have joined the EU have reached Europe-wide labor productivity. Assessment of the possible accession of other countries of the former eastern bloc revealed that Kazakhstan, where productivity in 2020 reached 58.4% of the average achieved in the EU, has the most enabling economic environment. In this context, Kazakhstan outperformed Bulgaria, where such a parameter amounted to 53.5%. During 1995-2000, the multiple of the ratio between the minimum and maximum levels of per capita GDP in the group of countries under study ranged from 6.3 to 7.7 times. Fifteen years after the first wave of accession to the EU, this figure has decreased to 2.5 times. Proposals to reduce regional economic inequality based on the econometric models have been developed.

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European Integration Processes in EECCA: Dependencies and Drivers

Vaqif¹,

Dadashov²,

Dadashova³

et al. 2023

J Ethn Cult Stud

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Price Behaviour and Market Integration: Preliminary Evidence from the Ukrainian and European Union Rapeseed Markets

Hamulczuk

Makarchuk

Sica

2019

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This paper aims to provide preliminary evidence about the existence of horizontal integration between the rapeseed markets in Ukraine (UA) and the European Union (EU). To this end, both a trade analysis and a price analysis were carried out. In particular, the trade analysis was performed using yearly trade flows between the UA and EU, whereas price co-movement was assessed by means of linear vector error correction model (VECM) applied to weekly prices for rapeseed from 2008 to 2018. Our findings provide evidence of strong integration between the UA and EU markets in terms of the trade of rapeseeds, rape cake, and rape oil, as well as high horizontal rapeseed price transmission between the two economies.

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The Europeanization of Romania in the Globalization Context

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European Integration Processes in EECCA: Dependencies and Drivers

European Integration Processes in EECCA: Dependencies and Drivers

Price Behaviour and Market Integration: Preliminary Evidence from the Ukrainian and European Union Rapeseed Markets

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