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Implementation: The Achilles Heel of European Integration

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The Heart in London

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Obstinate and Inefficient: Why Member States Do Not Comply With European Law

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Paths to Compliance: Enforcement, Management, and the European Union

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Future Trends for Regulatory Management

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Implementation performance in the field of the EU Customs Union: consequences of differentiated policy implementation on customs control efficiency

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Implementation of EU Acts in the Czech Parliament: A Slow and Laborious Quest with an Uncertain Outcome

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What works to make EU law work? An analysis of the usefulness of national, transnational, and supranational compliance instruments

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