Institutional change is guided by rules. In the European Union these rules are given by Art. 250- 252 of the Treaty of Amsterdam. These articles define the actors and rules that bring about changes in policies in the European Union. We analyze these articles as games in extensive form and characterize and compare the equilibria of these games. This analysis identifies the decisive actors the conditions under which it comes to institutional change within the European Union. In addition we analyze the tendencies for centralization inherent in these decision procedures as well as their ability to come up with solutions that are a good compromise between all actors.endogenous institutional change, law and economics
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International audienceThis paper surveys alternative approaches to the emergence and evolution of in...
We model an international union as a group of countries deciding to centralize the provision of publ...
In recent years, fiscal performance in Central Europe has steadily deteriorated, in contrast to the ...
How and why do institutions change? Institutions, understood as rules of behaviour constraining and ...
How do institutions of the European Union change? Using an institutionalist approach, this article ...
The evolution of the inter-institutional balance of powers has been a constant feature of the Europe...
This dissertation analyzes how institutions change, particularly how institutions go in and out of e...
The role and impact of institutions on policy-making have been receiving a lot of attention in the a...
The topic of this thesis is institutional equilibrium, its formation and disruption in human systems...
The paper offers a theoretical appraisal of the various steps follow by the countries involved in th...
Article first published online: 9 Feb 2012This article explains how institutional rules change after...
In the present dissertation we try to outline a theoretical understanding of constituent policies an...
In this paper we present a model of institutional reform in the European Union (EU). We focus on the...
Questions of institutional change have recently received increased attention in comparative politics...
The EU is a supranational governance organization which is quasi-federal in institutional structure ...
International audienceThis paper surveys alternative approaches to the emergence and evolution of in...
We model an international union as a group of countries deciding to centralize the provision of publ...
In recent years, fiscal performance in Central Europe has steadily deteriorated, in contrast to the ...