Titlebook: Switzerland’s Differentiated European Integration; The Last Gallic Vill Sabine Jenni Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Introduction,using on the claim that Swiss European policies are differentiated integration policies, this chapter shows that similar policies by non-member states of the European Union (EU) have accompanied the European integration process since its beginnings. Taking a closer look at the sectoral agreements wh

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,Measuring Switzerland’s Differentiated Integration,d’s differentiated integration over time. In line with the recent literature, Jenni defines external differentiated integration as the extension of EU rules to non-member states. She distinguishes between the substantive and the legal integration quality of rule extensions. The units of analysis to

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,Political Dynamics of Switzerland’s Differentiated Integration,, which so far rarely has had an explanatory aim. Jenni draws on a liberal intergovernmentalist research agenda in order to link specific explanatory factors such as the institutional veto points in Switzerland with the choice of specific instruments of differentiated integration. The chapter also c

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Conclusion,on in light of the findings of the book and identifies two well-known turning points. In addition, she sheds light on previously undetected consequences. The two turning points are the agreement packages Bilaterals I and Bilaterals II. The Bilaterals I package induced a qualitative change in the EU-

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