Ian Bache is Professor of Politics at the University of Sheffield. His books include Europeanization and Multi-level Governance: Cohesion Policy in the European Union and Britain (2008), Politics in the European Union (2006, with Stephen George), The Europeanization of British Politics (2006, with Andrew Jordan) and Multi-level Governance (2004, with Matthew Flinders). George Andreou is elected Lecturer at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He has published the book The New Cohesion Policy of the EU and Greece (in Greek) (2007, with P. Liargovas).

• 1. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance: Introduction Ian Bache 2. The Domestic Effects of EU Cohesion Policy in Greece: Islands of Europeanization in a Sea of Traditional Practices George Andreou 3. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance in Slovenia Ian Bache and George Andreou 4. The Europeanization of Bulgarian Regional Policy: A Case of Strengthened Centralization? Alexander Yanakiev 5. Europeanization and New Patterns of Multi-Level Governance in Romania Ana Maria Dobre 6. Europeanization and Nascent Multi-Level Governance in Croatia Ian Bache and Daniel Tomšić 7. Europeanization and FYR Macedonia: Towards a Compound Polity? Gorica Atanasova and Ian Bache 8. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance in Turkey Ebru Ertugal 9. Building Multi-Level Governance in South East Europe? Ian Bache

Ian Bache is Professor of Politics at the University of Sheffield. His books include Europeanization and Multi-level Governance: Cohesion Policy in the European Union and Britain (2008), Politics in the European Union (2006, with Stephen George), The Europeanization of British Politics (2006, with Andrew Jordan) and Multi-level Governance (2004, with Matthew Flinders). George Andreou is elected Lecturer at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He has published the book The New Cohesion Policy of the EU and Greece (in Greek) (2007, with P. Liargovas).

• 1. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance: Introduction Ian Bache 2. The Domestic Effects of EU Cohesion Policy in Greece: Islands of Europeanization in a Sea of Traditional Practices George Andreou 3. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance in Slovenia Ian Bache and George Andreou 4. The Europeanization of Bulgarian Regional Policy: A Case of Strengthened Centralization? Alexander Yanakiev 5. Europeanization and New Patterns of Multi-Level Governance in Romania Ana Maria Dobre 6. Europeanization and Nascent Multi-Level Governance in Croatia Ian Bache and Daniel Tomšić 7. Europeanization and FYR Macedonia: Towards a Compound Polity? Gorica Atanasova and Ian Bache 8. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance in Turkey Ebru Ertugal 9. Building Multi-Level Governance in South East Europe? Ian Bache

Ian Bache is Professor of Politics at the University of Sheffield. His books include Europeanization and Multi-level Governance: Cohesion Policy in the European Union and Britain (2008), Politics in the European Union (2006, with Stephen George), The Europeanization of British Politics (2006, with Andrew Jordan) and Multi-level Governance (2004, with Matthew Flinders). George Andreou is elected Lecturer at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He has published the book The New Cohesion Policy of the EU and Greece (in Greek) (2007, with P. Liargovas).

• 1. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance: Introduction Ian Bache 2. The Domestic Effects of EU Cohesion Policy in Greece: Islands of Europeanization in a Sea of Traditional Practices George Andreou 3. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance in Slovenia Ian Bache and George Andreou 4. The Europeanization of Bulgarian Regional Policy: A Case of Strengthened Centralization? Alexander Yanakiev 5. Europeanization and New Patterns of Multi-Level Governance in Romania Ana Maria Dobre 6. Europeanization and Nascent Multi-Level Governance in Croatia Ian Bache and Daniel Tomšić 7. Europeanization and FYR Macedonia: Towards a Compound Polity? Gorica Atanasova and Ian Bache 8. Europeanization and Multi-Level Governance in Turkey Ebru Ertugal 9. Building Multi-Level Governance in South East Europe? Ian Bache