Spontaneous vs. Legal Approximation: The Europeanization of Israel

Alfred Tovias

Issue 3 2007
Article Approximation of Laws by Non-EU Countries to the EU Acquis: Setting the Scene
Article Transformative Engagement Through Law: The Acquis Communautaire as an Instrument of EU External Influence
Article Approximation of Laws in the EU-Med Context: A Realist Perspective
Article Standardization Policy of the EU: The Impact of Standards and Technical Regulations on Trade and Welfare of New Member States1
Article Homogeneity vs. Decision-Making Autonomy in the EEA Agreement
Article Switzerland's Approximation of its Legislation to the EU Acquis: Specificities, Lessons and Paradoxes
Article The ‘Cut and Paste’ of Article 82 of the EC Treaty in Israel: Conditions for a Succesful Transplant
Article Spontaneous vs. Legal Approximation: The Europeanization of Israel
Article Approximation of Laws in the Context of the European Neighbourhood Policy - A View from Brussels

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Alfred Tovias
Walter Rathenau Professor in European Economics, Department of International Relations, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Director of the Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations and Jean Monnet Chair in External Economic Relations of the EU. The author would like to thank an anonymous referee for his comments.

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