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EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE, ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT, BADIA FIESOLANA, SAN DOMENICO (FI), ITALY.
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2001/5: Corporate Lobbying in the European Union: Towards a Theory of Access

P. Bouwen

2001/4: What's the Civil in Civil Society? Robert Putnam's Italian Republicanism

P. Mouritsen

2001/3: Macchiavelli's Theory of Political Action: Tragedy, Irony and Choice

R. del Aguila

2001/2: Social Against Mobile Capital: Explaining Cross-National Variations in Stock Market Size in the OECD

D. Verdier

2001/1: Presidentialism in the Southern Cone. A Framework for Analysis

A. Malamud

2000/2: Defending Democracy: Strategies of Reaction to Political Extremism in Inter-war Europe

G. Capoccia

2000/1: Simulating Europe a Role Play Simulation of the EU Council of Ministers

M. Dahl and G. Giacomello

99/11: Challenge, Prevention and Response: Game-Theoretical Perspectives on Breakdown and Survival of Democracy

G. Capoccia

99/10: Financial Capital Mobility and the Origins of Stock Markets

D. Verdier

99/9: Conceptualizing, Researching and Evaluating Democracy Promotion and Protection

P.C. Schmitter and I. Brouwer

99/8: The End of New Industrial Relations?

W.K. Roche

99/7: International Actors and Democratization: US Assistance to New Political Parties in the Czech Republic and Slovakia

J.K. Glenn

99/6: Low Union Density Amidst a Conflictive Contentious Repertoire: Flexible Labour Markets, Unemployment, and Trade union Decline in Contemporary Greece

S. Seferiades

99/5: The Impact of Collective Actors upon Democratization

J.K. Glenn

99/4: Assessing the Legacy of Communism: Continuities and Discontinuities in the East-Central European Transitions III

A. Szakolczai and L. Fustos

99/3: The Domestic Legal Sources of Immigrant Rights: the United States, Germany, and the European Union

C. Joppke

99/2: The Machiavellian Legacy: Origin and Outcomes of the Conflict Between Politics and Morality in Modernity

M.E. Vatter

99/1: Alexis de Tocqueville: the Psychologist of Equality

P. Lom

98/7: Scepticism, Liberalism and Illiberalism: an Inquiry into the Implications of Doubt

P. Lom

98/1: exit Option, Boundary Building, Political Structuring

S. Bartolini

97/13: East Meets West: Richard Rorty and Jan Patocka on Freedom

P. Lom

97/12: The Rise and Fall of State Banking: Financial Market Politics in Postwar OECD Countries

D. Verdier

97/11: Universal Banking and Bank Failures Between the Wars

D. Verdier

97/10: After Diagnosis. HIV, the Prospect of Finitude, and Biographical Self-Construction

S. Rinken

97/9: The Globalisation of European Interest Representation: The Case of the Consumer Electronics Industry

C. Knill and D. Lehmkuhl

97/8: Norbert Elias and Franz Borkenau: Intertwined Life-Works

A. Szakolczai

97/7: The Use of Political Conditionality in the EU's Relations with Third Countries: How Effective?

K.E. Smith

97/6: Electoral Abuse in PR Systems: Old and New Territorial Distortions in the German Electoral System

G. Capoccia

97/5: The Political Psychology of Trickster-Clown. An Analytical Experiment Around Communism as a Myth

A. Horvath

97/4: The Corporatist Sisyphus: Past, Present and Future

P.C. Schmitter and J.R. Grote

97/3: From PDS to Cosa 2. The Second Congress of the Democratic Party of the Left

M.J. Bull

97/02: Imitating Capitalism and Democracy at a Distance. Identifying with Images in the Polish Transition

H. Wydra

96/12: Patterns of European Policy Development: The Case of Clean Air Policy

C Knill

96/11: Durkheim, Weber and Parsons and the founding Experiences of Sociology

A Szakolczai

96/10: Environmentalism, Postmaterialism, and Anxiety. The New Politics of Individualism

P Donati

96/9: In A Permanent State of Transition. Theorising the East European Condition

A Szakolczai

96/08: Value Systems in Axial Moments: A Comparative Analysis of 24 European Countries

A Szakolczai and L Fustos

96/07: Grand Designs, Narrow Choices: Conservatives and Democracy in Southern Europe

T-S Pappas

96/06: Nation-Building after World War Two: Postcolonialism, Postcommunism, and Postfascism Compared

C Joppke

96/05: Democratic Convergence and Free Trade

D Verdier

96/04: Democratization and Trade Liberalization in Industrial Capitalist Countries

D Verdier

96/03: Gerschenkron on his Head: Banking Structures in 19th-Century Europe, North America, and Australia

D Verdier

96/02: The Accommodation of Diversity in European Policy Making and its Outcomes: Regulatory Policy as a Patchwork

A Heritier

96/01: Stratification in Italy: An Investigation of Failed Reforms

Y Shavit and K Westerbeek

95/7: Plurality Competition and Party realignment in Italy: The 1994 Parliamentary Elections

S. Bartolini and R. D'Alimonte

95/6: Electoral Competition: Analytical Dimensions and Empirical Problems

S. Bartolini

95/5: Power Balance in the Consumption Sphere: Reconsidering Consumer Protection Organizations

R. Sassatelli

95/4: Historical Sociology and Sociological History: Theory and Practice

C.S. Fischer

95/3: Plaid Cymru in the 1990s: Dilemmas and Ambiguities of Welsh Regional Nationalism

Terkel Christiansen

95/2: The Development of Social Regulation in the European Community: Policy Externalities, Transaction Costs, Motivational Factors

G. Majone

95/1: Multiculturalism and Immigration: A Comparison of the United States, Germany, and Britain

C. Joppke

94/18: Social Policy in Post-War Belgium. The Development of Old Age Pensions and Housing policies from 1945 to 1989 as Two Case Studies of the Formation of a Christian Democratic Welfare State

J.J. De Deken

94/16: Another Revolution manquee? The PDS in Italy Transition 1989-1994

M.J. Bull

94/14: Media Strength and Infrastructural Weakness: Recent Trends in the Italian Environmentalist Movement

P. Donati

94/13: Social Policy in Postware Czechoslovakia, the Development of Old-Age Pensions and Housing Policies During the Period 1945-1989

J.J. De Deken

94-12: The Implosion of Clientelistic Italy in the 1990s: A Study of Peaceful Change in Comparative Political Economy

S. Guzzini

94-11: Building Up a National Identity: The Case of Bulgaria

R. Daskalov

94-10: Class, State, and Global Structure: The Transformation of International Maritime Relations

A. Cafruny

94-9: "Robin Hood" Politics? Turkey Probing a New Model in the 1990s

A. Leander

94-8: Images of Europe: A Glace from the Periphery

R. Daskalov

94-7: Robert Gilpin. The Realist Quest for Dynamics of Power

S. Guzzini

94-6: Betrand Badie: Cultural Diversity Changing International Relations

A. Leander