Transnationalization and Regulatory Change in the EU's Eastern Neighbourhood

Focusing on Ukraine, this book explores the varying degrees of convergence with transnational market rules in Eastern neighbourhood countries. It analyzes the drivers behind regulatory changes and the conditions that facilitate integration with international markets in post-Soviet economies. The study highlights the role of domestic empowerment strategies employed by external actors, revealing that Russia's influence can both support and undermine the integration efforts of EU's Eastern neighbours.