Cross-national policy convergence : causes, concepts and empirical findings
Christoph Knill
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Christoph Knill
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1. Introduction 2. Causes and Conditions of Cross-national Policy Convergence 3. Is There Convergence in Convergence Research? An Overview of Empirical Studies in the Field of Policy Convergence 4. International Sources of Policy Convergence 5. Globalization, Harmonization, and Competition: The different pathways to policy convergence 6. Central Banks on the Move: Explaining Cross-national Convergence and Diffusion 7. How Context Matters: Regulatory Impact assessment in the European Union 8. Climate policy convergence in Europe: An assessment based on National Communications to the UNFCCC 9. When the Birds Sing: A Framework for Analyzing Domestic Factors BehindPolicy Convergence 10. Policy Convergence: Critical Assessment and Conclusions
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1. Introduction 2. Causes and Conditions of Cross-national Policy Convergence 3. Is There Convergence in Convergence Research? An Overview of Empirical Studies in the Field of Policy Convergence 4. International Sources of Policy Convergence 5. Globalization, Harmonization, and Competition: The different pathways to policy convergence 6. Central Banks on the Move: Explaining Cross-national Convergence and Diffusion 7. How Context Matters: Regulatory Impact assessment in the European Union 8. Climate policy convergence in Europe: An assessment based on National Communications to the UNFCCC 9. When the Birds Sing: A Framework for Analyzing Domestic Factors BehindPolicy Convergence 10. Policy Convergence: Critical Assessment and Conclusions
Key concepts: Convergence (economics), Harmonization, Context (archaeology), Globalization, European union, Technological convergence, Political science, Economics