International institutions allow for increased connections between states. The number of a specific type of institution, supranational, has been on the rise and these institutions are taking on more powers once held by states. This study seeks to explain the motivating factors behind states’ decisions to join supranational institutions. In order to do this, I will focus on two states’ decisions to join the European Union, Austria and Poland. Perception of economic benefits, desire to join a common identity, and the desire to join security alliances will be analyzed as explanatory variables for the states’ decision
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Does democratization make states join existing international organizations (IOs)? Previous research ...
International institutions allow for increased connections between states. The number of a specific ...
The post-Cold War era saw explosive growth in international organizations and interstate cooperation...
On one hand, supranationalism is a level of international cooperation while on the other hand it is ...
This dissertation presents a constructivist approach to explain varying levels of member state suppo...
Defence date: 19 March 2007Examining Board: Prof. Martin Rhodes, EUI/Denver University (Supervisor);...
When do states successfully form international agreements, and how are they designed? This dissertat...
This paper addresses two related puzzles confronting students of regional and international integrat...
Some member-states of the European Union (EU) want a supranational foreign and security policy, whil...
Why do some states have a seemingly easy path to joining international organizations while other sta...
Most contemporary theories of international cooperation treat states as unitary actors and, therefor...
Governance, globalization, and regionalism are all statements regarding the nature of integration in...
Published online: 9 November 2016What drives processes of institution building within regional inter...
This study examines the relationship between a state’s size and regional integration. Specifically, ...
We analyse the patterns and covariates of support for the European integration of core state powers ...
Does democratization make states join existing international organizations (IOs)? Previous research ...
International institutions allow for increased connections between states. The number of a specific ...
The post-Cold War era saw explosive growth in international organizations and interstate cooperation...
On one hand, supranationalism is a level of international cooperation while on the other hand it is ...
This dissertation presents a constructivist approach to explain varying levels of member state suppo...
Defence date: 19 March 2007Examining Board: Prof. Martin Rhodes, EUI/Denver University (Supervisor);...
When do states successfully form international agreements, and how are they designed? This dissertat...
This paper addresses two related puzzles confronting students of regional and international integrat...
Some member-states of the European Union (EU) want a supranational foreign and security policy, whil...
Why do some states have a seemingly easy path to joining international organizations while other sta...
Most contemporary theories of international cooperation treat states as unitary actors and, therefor...
Governance, globalization, and regionalism are all statements regarding the nature of integration in...
Published online: 9 November 2016What drives processes of institution building within regional inter...
This study examines the relationship between a state’s size and regional integration. Specifically, ...
We analyse the patterns and covariates of support for the European integration of core state powers ...
Does democratization make states join existing international organizations (IOs)? Previous research ...