Databases
Due to technical difficulties the databases are currently not available.Compliance -
Database of case studies of transposition, implementation
and compliance with EU law
Description:
The database presents a comprehensive overview of case study research investigating the transposition, implementation, and compliance with EU law at the national level. The database presents analytical summaries of the more than 80 studies comprising more than 350 cases, including information on the scope of the research (countries, policy sectors, time periods, etc.), the state of compliance reported, and the causal relationships studied. The database also provides an easy way to compare findings across the population of case studies. The database is free and will be regularly updated.
The database has been developed by Dimiter Toshkov, Lisa Wewerka and Moritz Knoll with support of the Institute for European Integration Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
Last update: 13.11.2010 - a substantial overhaul will be performed in the near future
Link to the database: Compliance
Implementation -
Database of quantitative (statistical) studies of transposition, implementation
and compliance with EU law
Description:
The database presents a comprehensive overview of the existing quantitative (statistical) research on the application of EU law in the member states. The aims of the database are to ease comparisons across studies and to facilitate academic dialogue in the field of EU implementation research.
The database is regularly updated. It is free of charge and available to all.
If you use the Implementation database for academic research, please provide a reference or an acknowledgement.
The database has been developed and is managed by Dimiter Toshkov with the support of the Institute for European Integration Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
Last update: 17.03.2010 - a substantial overhaul will be performed in the near future
Link to the database: Implementation
Archive of ECJ Penalization Proceedings
Description:
In some cases, EU Member States will not obey EU rules even after having been condemned by the European Court of Justice (ECJ). Since the Treaty of Maastricht, the Commission has the possibility to seize the ECJ a second time and even call for fines in so-called "Second Proceedings" or "Penalization Proceedings". The first 29 such cases have been reviewed in a project funded by the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (Anniversary Fund, project number 13261). It has covered all proceedings that entered the ECJ´s registry between the Maastricht Treaty´s coming into force on 1 November 1993 and 31 December 2007. This archive makes these case analyses available to the public and also adds later cases, most importantly those with penalization judgments.
Last update: 27.02.2014
Link to the database: Archive of ECJ Penalization Proceedings
List of Interinstitutional Agreements
Description:
One aim of the EIF research project "Fabric of Governance - Interinstitutional Agreements
in the European Union" was to produce a hitherto unprecedented compilation of a comprehensive
list of interinstitutional agreements (IIAs) concluded between EU institutions. The chronological
list of IIAs offers information on the content and source of the agreement, participating
institutions and (if available) links to the respective documents.
Completion date: 12.05.2005
Link to the Database: List of Interinstitutional Agreements