Search Results - subject:"Membership"

Collapse and convergence : the economic impact of EU membership and institutional improvements in post-Soviet countries

Auriat, Scott - In: European journal of comparative economics 22 (2025) 1, pp. 3-43

countries that swiftly pursued EU membership experienced stronger economic performance than those that did not, with the …

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Trade union membership and bonus payments : German survey evidence

Clemens, Marco; Goerke, Laszlo - 2025

This study provides the first comprehensive investigation of the relationship between trade union membership and non …-performance-oriented bonuses. We expect a positive impact of union membership because members benefit from special entitlements, increased … comparable non-members. We also observe the positive union membership effect for employees covered by collective bargaining or co …

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EASO guidance on membership of a particular social group

European Union Agency for Asylum - 2025 - Second edition

. his guidance seeks to establish a standardised approach and shared terminology for applying the concept of 'membership of …

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Everything you always wanted to know about EU membership trade effects but were afraid to ask

Oberhofer, Harald; Wang, Zhenyi - 2025

the EU membership trade effects from a standard structural gravity model specification. These estimates are used in a meta …-regression analysis to shed light on potential sources for heterogeneity in the obtained EU membership trade effects. The meta study … reveals a crucial role of domestic trade flows for the effect size of the EU membership trade effect estimate. The estimated …

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Everything you always wanted to know about EU membership trade effects but were afraid to ask

Oberhofer, Harald; Wang, Zhenyi - 2025

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Subnational Business Ready in the European Union 2025 : Czechia

World Bank - 2026

This year, the Subnational B-READY series covers 66 cities across six EU Member States (Czechia, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Poland, and Spain), spanning 64 NUTS2 regions. The primary objective of the Subnational B-READY studies is to identify and address regional disparities in regulatory...

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EU enlargement - moving forward with pragmatism

Swoboda, Hannes - 2026

A credible EU enlargement policy remains necessary from a geopolitical perspective, but can only succeed through a more pragmatic and gradual integration approach. New members amplify the existing challenges to EU decision making, rule-of-law conditionality and political cohesion, particularly...

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The EU's hybrid governmentalities : enlargement policy and the carbon border adjustment mechanism in the Western Balkans

Odrich, Peter - 2026

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Bulgaria : Representative Rate for the Euro

International Monetary Fund / Finance Dept - 2026

The Council of the European Union decided on July 8, 2025 that Bulgaria had fulfilled the necessary conditions for adoption of the euro with effect from January 1,2026,1 and that the conversion rate should be set at 1.95583 Bulgarian lev per one euro.2 The Bulgarian authorities notified the Fund...

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Narratives as separating equilibria on the origins of the Ukraine war

Corneo, Giacomo - 2026

NATO enlargement and Russian annexation of Crimea marked crucial turning points. According to one narrative, the Russian occupation was part of a plan to re-establish dominion over Eastern Europe. According to a rival view, it was an attempt to counter a U.S. plan to subjugate Russia. I...

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