European  integrating, Vol. 26, No. 1, 323, March 2004    ARTICLE    Doorkeepers and Gatecrashers: EU  overstatement and Negotiation Strategies  HERBERT BRÃCKER*, PHILIPP J. H. SCHRÃDER** & CHRISTIAN WEISEâ   *DIW Berlin and IZA, Bonn, Germany, **Aarhus School of Business, Denmark, â DIW, Berlin, Germany & European Commission, Brussels  GEUI041000.sgm Taylor and Francis Ltd    (Received June 2003;  final examination version November 2003)  psc@asb.dk. +45 89486392 2004 Aarhus& H.Schr Ltd PhilippJ. Articleofder Integration 0 100000March 26 Taylor 200489486125 OriginalofFrancis 0703-6337European  diary School BusinessFuglesangs All e 4DK-8210 Aarhus VDenmark    ABSTRACT This paper discusses the  due east  working  bulge out process of the EU in the framework of a  dim-witted  struggle of attrition bargaining game. Both players  the  existing EU members and the applicants  benefit from enlargement, yet for the applicants, reform to the acquis is costly, while the EU prefers  intimat   ely reformed candidates. A waiting game unf honest-to-gods.  deep  dispirited this framework the present enlargement round is analysed and policy results   atomic number 18 deduced.

 For example, it is shown that delegating the evaluation of applicants to a  third base party, compensating applicants for their reform efforts or increasing the benefits for new members  be  every last(predicate) effective negotiation strategies for the EU that have been applied in the process. KEY  linguistic communication: EU enlargement, eastern enlargement, bargaining, reform, war of attrition    Introduction The eastward enlargement of the European  Union pr   omises considerable benefits for the parties!    involved. On the side of the old EU members, calculations establish on computable general  remainder models estimate the gains at around 0.2 per cent of their GDP.1 Particularly  high gear benefits are expected for neighbouring countries. For example, it is expected that enlargement will  Correspondence   data processor address: Philipp J.H. Schröder, Aarhus School of Business, Fuglesangs Allée 4, DK-8210 Aarhus V, Denmark. Tel.: +45 89486392;  fax:...If you  fate to get a full essay, order it on our website: 
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