Incentives to comply: the impact of national governments’ and stakeholders’ preferences on compliance with EU laws

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of European Public Policy, December 2019

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The study finds that incentives to conform and exceed are generally more frequent than incentives to deviate. Moreover, the policy preferences of national governments and stakeholders are linked, as governments’ preferences often agree with national stakeh

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