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Implementation and Enforcement of EU Rules in South East Europe

The problem of implementation of EU rules in new EU member states and candidate countries, including Western Balkan (WB) countries, has been increasingly recognized by researchers and policy makers. Following empirical evidence, some scholars in recent years raised the question whether the formal transposition of EU rules also leads to their institutionalization, or alternatively, whether the imported rules tend to remain "empty shells". The study focuses on the effect of the adopted EU rules on domestic production and consumption of food in three WB countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Macedonia) and in two member states (Croatia and Slovenia).

implementation of EU rules, Western Balkan, pig and sheep home slaughter, "gold-plating", institutional capacity and resources, policy implications and recomendations

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