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Meike Dudziak - In Capacity We Trust

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Meike Dudziak

In Capacity We Trust

Series: Internationale Beziehungen

Volume 16 2011

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-7

Index of tables S. 8

List of figures S. 9

List of graphs S. 9-10

List of Abbreviations S. 11

List of Country Abbreviations S. 11-12

Research question S. 13-18

The research design and outline of the study S. 18-23

Introduction S. 24-25

What is compliance? S. 25-28

Social capital and non-compliance with European law S. 28-29

Social capital as a society-centered concept S. 29-30

Putnam’s way of understanding S. 30-37

Summary and discussion of the society-centered approach S. 37-40

Social Capital and the state: The institution-centered approach S. 40-47

Conclusion S. 47-49

Introduction S. 49

What are non-state actors? S. 49-51

Theories about compliance S. 51-66

Conclusion S. 66-67

Introduction S. 68-70

Measuring the society-centered concept S. 70-80

What comes first? The relationship between networks, norms, and trust S. 80-84

Institution-centered approach: operationalization of the indicators S. 84-100

The impact of institutional fairness and effectiveness on political trust S. 100-105

What is the relationship between social trust and political trust? S. 105-107

Conclusion S. 107-108

Introduction S. 109-110

European regulation S. 110-111

Infringement proceedings as an indicator for non-compliance S. 111-112

Measuring the dependent variable – infringements of EU law by member states S. 112-114

Data set S. 114-115

Non-compliance with EU law across member states S. 115-117

Quantitative testing of hypotheses S. 117-137

Conclusion S. 137-140

Introduction S. 140-143

The choice of policy sector and policy S. 143-149

Italy and the development of its environmental policy S. 149-154

The transposition of the habitats directive in Italy S. 154-156

Assessing non-compliance with the habitats directive in the Italian regions S. 156-160

The operationalization of the independent variables S. 160-170

Summary and discussion of findings S. 170-172

Apulia S. 172-194

Conclusion S. 194-196

Introduction S. 197

The consequences of social capital on member state compliance: The main findings S. 197-202

Contribution to the literature on social capital S. 202-205

Contribution to the compliance literature S. 205-207

Recommendations for political practice S. 207

The Outlook S. 207-208

Appendices S. 209-230

Literature S. 231-247

doi.org/10.5771/9783845229492

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