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Why Informal Governance? The Argument in Brief Why Informal Governance? The Argument in Brief
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Contributions to the Literature Contributions to the Literature
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How to Identify Informal Governance How to Identify Informal Governance
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Data on Informal Governance Data on Informal Governance
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Scope of the Analysis: What Is Left Out Scope of the Analysis: What Is Left Out
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Themes and Organization of the Book Themes and Organization of the Book
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Abstract
This introductory chapter explains that the EU's achievements are beyond doubt, evident in how its member states are far more integrated than any other group of sovereign countries in the world. The abolition of tariffs and the harmonization of domestic regulations within the EU have made it easier to trade across borders. The crisis of Eurozone has made it obvious that the European economies are deeply interdependent. This depth of economic integration among sovereign countries is unparalleled in world politics. In analyzing the EU's inner machinations, the chapter points to how some governments have adopted a number of practices that seem to contradict the very purpose of the EU's formal rules. These practices, or informal governance, operate in parallel to the formal rules and yet differ from them substantially.
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