The Council for European Studies is pleased to present the working papers of its members:
Why does the EU Keep Integrating? The Presidency Effect, Doreen K. Allerkamp
Trade Unions and Industrial Relations in Post-Communist Nations. A comparison with established democracies, Klaus Armingeon
The Electoral Consequences of Welfare State Retrenchment in OECD Nations, Klaus Armingeon and Nathalie Giger
Politics of State Aid in the European Union: Subsidies as Distributive Politics,
Umut Aydin
Social Pacts as “Coalitions of Weak and Moderate”: Ireland, Italy and South Korea in Comparative Perspective, Lucio Baccaro and Sang-Hoon Lim
National Identity and Economic Exchange, Nina Bandelj
Insiders, Outsiders, and Change in European Corporate Governance,
Roger M. Barker
Learning to Work Together: The Impact of the European Employment Strategy on European Integration,
Aaron P. Boesenecker
Employment Performance in OECD Countries: A Test of Neo-Liberal and Institutionalist Hypotheses,
David Bradley and John Stephens
Mapping European Capitalisms and the Challenge of Social Context, Terrence Casey
Corporate Birds of a Feather? Labor Migration and Employer Preferences in Austria and the Netherlands,
Alex Caviedes
Interests, Preferences, and Center-Left Party Politics in Corporate Governance Reform,
John W. Cioffi and Martin Hopner
Life and Labor on the Diamond Mines of the Companhia de Diamantes de Angola (Diamang), 1917-1975,
Todd Cleveland
Timing, Sequencing, and the Institutional Origins of Welfare States, Robert Henry Cox and Valerie D’Erman
Britain and America Beyond Empire: Neoliberalism, the 'Special Relationship' and the Search for Global Order, James E. Cronin
East European Labor, the Varieties of Capitalism, and the Expansion of the EU, Stephen Crowley
Employer Cleavages in Coordinated Capitalism: The Politics of Skills in Austria and Switzerland,
Pepper D. Culpepper
The Rhetoric and Practice of Institutional Reform: Modern Immigrant Policy in Sweden, Carl Dahlstrom
Gender and Political Ambition Revisited: What Questions Does American Politics Research Raise for Western Europeanists?, Louise K. Davidson-Schmich
The Increasing Precariousness of the Employment Society – Driving Force for a New Right-Wing Populism?, Klaus Dorre, Krause Kraemer, and Frederic Speidel
The 2005 Referendum on the Constitutional Treaty in France: More, not less Europeanization of the French Political Space, Pascale Dufour
The Open Method of Coordination and National Parliaments: Further Marginalization or New Opportunities, Francesco Duina and Tapio Raunio
Innovating EU Governance Modes: The Rise of Incorporated Transgovernmental Networks,
Burkard Eberlein and Abraham Newman
Economic and Social Security in Scandinavia: A Model for the Baltic Area?, Eric S. Einhorn and John Logue
German Trade Unions and Right Extremism: The Political Attitudes of the Membership, Michael Fichter
Participatory Democracy in the European Union? European Governance and the Inclusion of Civil Society Organizations in Migration and Environmental Policies, Dawid Friedrich
Inside the Autonomous State: Elites, Ideas, and Power in the Reform of French Health Policy,
William Genieys and Marc Smyrl
Citizen Participation and Democracy: Assessing Local Political Engagement Strategies in Northern Ireland, Devashree Gupta
Voters, Parties, and Social Pacts in Western Europe, Kerstin Hamann and John Kelly
Europeanization of Policy and Politics: Changing the Social Dimension in Southern Europe?, Miriam Hartlapp and Simone Leiber
Do Member States Make European Policies Work? Analyzing the European Transposition Deficit,
Markus Haverland and Marleen H. Romeijn
The Politics of Structural Pension Reform in Western Europe: Does the EU Matter?, Martin Hering
The End of Class for Corporate Governance? Transparency moments in UK company law reform, Alistair Q. Howard
Decommodification and Activation in Social Democratic Policy: Resolving the Paradox,
Jingjing Huo, Moira Nelson, and John D. Stephens
Pension Inequality and Pension Policy Preferences in Europe: Self-Interest, Policy Feedbacks, or None of the Above?, Julia Lynch
Anti-Americanism in Europe: From Elite Disdain to Political Science,
Andrei S. Markovits
Muslims, South Asians, and the British Mainstream: A Nation Identity Crisis?, Rahsaan Maxwell
Swiss Consensus and Domination: Areas of Gender Inequality in Switzerland after World War Two. Comparative Perspective with Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, Denmark Austria, Nora Natchkova
Unionized Workers and Support for Active Labor Market Policies, Moira Nelson
Security, the End of History, and the Last Political Scientist, Thomas Nowotny
Regional Minority Nationalist Attitudes towards European Integration, Anna Olsson
Euroskeptic Voting in European and National Elections, Robert Pahre and Elizabeth Radziszewski
Transactional and Participatory Activism in the Emerging European Polity: The Puzzle of East Central Europe, Tsveta Petrova and Sidney Tarrow
Cheap Labor: The New Politics of 'Bread and Roses' in Industrial Democracies?, Desmond King and David Rueda
Social Stratification and Welfare Regimes for the 21st Century: Revisiting the “Three Worlds of Welfare Capitalism”, Lyle A. Scruggs and James P. Allan
The Europeanization of Italy’s Budget Institutions, 1990-1999: A Bottom-Up Approach, Francesco Stolfi
Europe and the Reform of National Regulatory Institutions: A Comparison of Britain, France, and Germany,
Mark Thatcher
Institutional Change in Varieties of Capitalism, Peter A. Hall and Kathleen Thelen
Identity, Identity Change and Group Boundaries in Northern Ireland, Jennifer Todd
Models in Motion: The Shifting Politics of Economic Reform in France and Germany, Mark I. Vail
Race and the Symbolic Boundaries of Teenagers in London and New York City, Natasha Kumar Warikoo
Kirchheimer Revisited: Party Polarization, Party Convergence, or Party Decline in the 2005 German Elections?, Michelle Hale Williams
The Difficult Organization of Business Interests: Lessons from the French Case, Cornelia Woll
Who are Europe’s Farmers? Accession to the EU and Organized Professional Interests, Iglika Yakova
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