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EurAmerica’s Special Issue on Exploring Europeanization (Vol. 41, Number 2/June 2011) is now available in print and on our website
 

Contents

David Wei-Feng Huang／An Introduction to Exploring Europeanization

David Wei-Feng Huang／Europeanization—An Evaluation of Research Approaches

Chen-Yu Huang／Europeanisation and UK Central Government—A Case Study of the Blair Government

Yuchun Lan／Europeanization—Impact and Adaptation of France

Catherine Li／Impact of Europeanization on the European Union’s Effort to Balance Biotechnology-Related Risk and Trade Interests

Ru-Huei Liu／The Impact of the EU on German Environmental Law under the Environmental Impact Assessment and Citizen Suit System

San-Yi Yang／Europeanization and EU Enlargement—Czech Republic Environmental Policy

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