Staff Members
Oliver Treib
Research
Main Areas of Research
Oliver Treib's research addresses issues that are located at the interface of European Union studies and comparative politics. In particular, he has been working on compliance with EU legislation in Western and Eastern European member states, on the effect of economic internationalisation on domestic welfare states and on modes of governance in EU policy-making. His current research includes projects on the impact of party politics on government positions in international negotiations, on the relationship between the European Union and its citizens, and on party patronage in Austria.
Current Projects
> International Governance and Domestic Politics: Do Parties Matter
Beyond the Nation State? :: more ::
> Party Patronage in Austria :: more ::
> The European Union and Its Citizens :: more ::
Prior Projects
> Dead Letter or Living Rights? The Practice of EU Social Law
in Central and Eastern Europe :: more ::
> New Modes of Governance (NEWGOV) :: more ::
> New Governance and Social Europe: Theory and Practice of Minimum
Harmonisation and Soft Law in the Multilevel System :: more ::
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