Norms and nannies : the impact of international organizations on the central and east European states / edited by Ronald H. Linden.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: The impact of international organizations on the Central and Eastern European States - conceptual and theoretical issues / Frank Schimmelfennig -- The democratic dimension of EU enlargement: the role of parliament and public opinion / Geoffrey Harris -- Transferring transparency: the impact of European institutions on East-Central Europe / Alexandru Grigorescu - Slovenia and the European Union: a different kind of two-level game / Zlatko Šabič -- Which way to progess? Impact of international organizations in Romania / Annette Freyberg-Inan -- NATO standards and military reform in Poland: a revolution from without / Andrew A. Michta -- Security and identity in Southeast Europe: Bulgaria, NATO, and the war in Kosovo / Ronald H. Linen -- Transformation, accession to the European Union, and institutional design: the fate of Tripartism / Elena A. Iankova -- European integration and minority rights: the case of Hungary and its neighbors / Margit Bessenyey Williams -- Harmonizing laws with the European Union: the case of intellectual property rights in the Czech Republic / Melanie H. Ram -- The diffusion of EU social and employment legislation in Poland and Hungary / Beatte Sissenich -- The pivotal EU role in the creation of Czech regional policy / Wade Jacoby, Pavel Cernoch -- Political buisiness cycles in EU accession countries / Mark Hallerberg, Lúcio Vinhas de Souza, William Roberts Clark -- Conclusion: International organizations and East Europe - bringing parallel tracks together / Ronald H. Linden.