Chapter
The Legacies of Communism
Nation-State Building and Ethnic Homogeneity
Elites and Masses in Democratization
The International Dimension of Democratization and the EU Impact on Eastern European Democratization
From political conditionality to EU membership conditionality
Explaining the Effects of EU Membership Conditionality on Membership-Aspiring Countries’ Institutional Reform
Chapter 2 A SECTORIAL CONTEXTUAL APPROACH TO THE EFFECTS OF EU MEMBERSHIP CONDITIONALITY ON EASTERN EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS
The Sectorial Contextual Approach
The empirical test and data
Selection of cases: Reforms and countries
Chapter 3 CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS
IN ALBANIA AND MACEDONIA: CONDITIONING CONSOCIATIONAL PRACTICES FOR EU AND DOMESTIC DEMOCRATIC STABILITY
The EU and Albanian Constitutional Reform
A consociational interpretation of Albanian constitutional reform
A sectorial contextual interpretation of Albanian constitutional reform
Imposing Two-Level Consociational Practices: The EU and Macedonian Constitutional Reform
Macedonian constitutional reform in paper and practice: Dodging the bullet or baiting it?
A consociational interpretation of the Macedonian crisis and its aftermath
A sectorial contextual interpretation of Macedonian constitutional reform
Chapter 4 LOCAL DECENTRALIZATION REFORM
The Politics of Local Decentralization in Albania: Denying Yourself What You Do Not Want Your Rival to Have
A consociational interpretation of EU motivations toward
Albanian decentralization reform
A sectorial interpretation of Albanian decentralization reform
Conditioning Consociational Practices in Local Government: The Case of Macedonia
Macedonian decentralization reform
A consociational interpretation of Macedonian decentralization reform
A sectorial contextual interpretation of Macedonian decentralization reform
Chapter 5 JUDICIAL REFORMS
A consociationalist interpretation of Albanian judicial reform
A sectorial contextual interpretation of Albanian judicial reform
Macedonian Judicial Reform
A consociational interpretation of Macedonian judicial reform
A sectorial contextual interpretation of Macedonian judicial reform
The Role of Human Capital: Eliminating Alternative Explanations
Asylum in Albania: The Politics of Oblivion and Obedience
Asylum in Macedonia: How Many Sticks and Carrots Count?
A Consociational Interpretation of Albanian and Macedonian Asylum Reforms
A Sectorial Interpretation of Albanian and Macedonian Asylum Reforms
Albania: In the Trap of the Politics of Obtaining and Maintaining Power
Macedonia: In the Trap of Identity Politics
The politics of antiquisation
The name dispute with Greece
The diplomacy of the name dispute
The name dispute and Macedonia’s NATO and EU perspective
The aftermath of the Bucharest Summit
The implications of Macedonia’s international disputes to its EU membership: A consociationalist interpretation
Appendix A THE DEMOGRAPHIC DYNAMIC OF MACEDONIA SINCE 1981
Appendix B OHRID FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT
ANNEX A
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
ANNEX B
LEGISLATIVE MODIFICATIONS
ANNEX C
IMPLEMENTATION AND CONFIDENCE-BUILDING MEASURES
Appendix C ANALYSIS OF THE FULFILLMENT OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION’S RECOMMENDATIONS TO ALBANIA, NOVEMBER 2010, ACCORDING TO 2011 AND 2012 PROGRESS REPORTS
Appendix D GEOGRAPHIC AND POLITICAL DIVISIONS OF HISTORICAL MACEDONIA
Chapter 2 A Sectorial Contextual Approach to the Effects of EU Membership Conditionality on Eastern European Institutional Reforms
Chapter 3 Constitutional Reforms in Albania and Macedonia: Conditioning Consociational Practices for EU and Domestic Democratic Stability
Chapter 4 Local Decentralization Reform
Chapter 5 Judicial Reforms
Appendix C Analysis of the Fulfillment of the European Commission’s Recommendations to Albania,
November 2010, According to 2011 and 2012 Progress Reports
Appendix D Geographic and Political Divisions of Historical Macedonia
Conditioning Democratization
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