Stefan Gänzle is Visiting Assistant Professor (DAAD) at the Institute for European Studies and the Department of Political Science at the University of British Columbia. Guido Müntel is a diplomat currently based at the German Foreign Office in Berlin. Evgeny Vinokurov is Head of the Economic Analysis Unit at the Strategy and Research Department of the Eurasian Development Bank

• FiguresContributorsAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Introduction: adapting to European integration? Kaliningrad, Russia and the European Union - Stefan Gänzle and Guido MüntelPart I: Analytical framework2. Conceptualising Europeanisation in Eastern Europe: EU impact in ‘likely’ and ‘unlikely’ member states - Christoph Knill, Diana Pitschel and Michael W. Bauer3. How do enclaves adjust to changes in the external environment? A theory of enclaves and the case of Kaliningrad - Evgeny Vinokurov4. EU-Russia-Kaliningrad relations – a case of soft securitisation? - Holger MoroffPart II: The policy framework: Kaliningrad in its domestic and international context5. Multi-level governance and centralisation in Russia: implications for EU-Russia relations - Joan DeBardeleben6. Federalism in Russia: opportunity or constraint for Kaliningrad? - Stefan Meister7. Social identity and regionalisation: the case of Kaliningrad - Anna M. Karpenko8. Kaliningrad in its neighbourhood – regional cooperation with Poland and Lithuania - Silke Schielberg9. Regional organisations in the Northern Dimension area and Kaliningrad - Tobias EtzoldPart III: Empirical evidence: Kaliningrad and policy adaptation vis-à-vis the EU?10. Economic policy - Evgeny Vinokurov11. European principles in a Russian context: the transformation of social policy? - Vyacheslav Dykhanov12. Environmental governance in Kaliningrad: lost opportunities - Guido Müntel13. Public health policy: how does Kaliningrad adapt to the EU? - Alexandre Berlin and Greg Mestdag14. Higher education in Kaliningrad - Stefan Gänzle, Stefan Meister and Conrad King15. Integrated management of the EU-Russia common border: the Kaliningrad perspective - Alexey Ignatyev, Konstantin Shopin and Pyotr ShopinPart IV: Conclusions16. Summary: Kaliningrad and Europeanisation ‘à la carte’ - Stefan Gänzle and Guido Müntel17. Russia: a case to revise the concept of Europeanisation - Gabriella MeloniPostface. Coping with Stalin’s legacy and Putin’s autocracy: Kaliningrad between post-Soviet Russia and the European Union - Helmut Hubel

Stefan Gänzle is Visiting Assistant Professor (DAAD) at the Institute for European Studies and the Department of Political Science at the University of British Columbia. Guido Müntel is a diplomat currently based at the German Foreign Office in Berlin. Evgeny Vinokurov is Head of the Economic Analysis Unit at the Strategy and Research Department of the Eurasian Development Bank

• FiguresContributorsAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Introduction: adapting to European integration? Kaliningrad, Russia and the European Union - Stefan Gänzle and Guido MüntelPart I: Analytical framework2. Conceptualising Europeanisation in Eastern Europe: EU impact in ‘likely’ and ‘unlikely’ member states - Christoph Knill, Diana Pitschel and Michael W. Bauer3. How do enclaves adjust to changes in the external environment? A theory of enclaves and the case of Kaliningrad - Evgeny Vinokurov4. EU-Russia-Kaliningrad relations – a case of soft securitisation? - Holger MoroffPart II: The policy framework: Kaliningrad in its domestic and international context5. Multi-level governance and centralisation in Russia: implications for EU-Russia relations - Joan DeBardeleben6. Federalism in Russia: opportunity or constraint for Kaliningrad? - Stefan Meister7. Social identity and regionalisation: the case of Kaliningrad - Anna M. Karpenko8. Kaliningrad in its neighbourhood – regional cooperation with Poland and Lithuania - Silke Schielberg9. Regional organisations in the Northern Dimension area and Kaliningrad - Tobias EtzoldPart III: Empirical evidence: Kaliningrad and policy adaptation vis-à-vis the EU?10. Economic policy - Evgeny Vinokurov11. European principles in a Russian context: the transformation of social policy? - Vyacheslav Dykhanov12. Environmental governance in Kaliningrad: lost opportunities - Guido Müntel13. Public health policy: how does Kaliningrad adapt to the EU? - Alexandre Berlin and Greg Mestdag14. Higher education in Kaliningrad - Stefan Gänzle, Stefan Meister and Conrad King15. Integrated management of the EU-Russia common border: the Kaliningrad perspective - Alexey Ignatyev, Konstantin Shopin and Pyotr ShopinPart IV: Conclusions16. Summary: Kaliningrad and Europeanisation ‘à la carte’ - Stefan Gänzle and Guido Müntel17. Russia: a case to revise the concept of Europeanisation - Gabriella MeloniPostface. Coping with Stalin’s legacy and Putin’s autocracy: Kaliningrad between post-Soviet Russia and the European Union - Helmut Hubel

Stefan Gänzle is Visiting Assistant Professor (DAAD) at the Institute for European Studies and the Department of Political Science at the University of British Columbia. Guido Müntel is a diplomat currently based at the German Foreign Office in Berlin. Evgeny Vinokurov is Head of the Economic Analysis Unit at the Strategy and Research Department of the Eurasian Development Bank

• FiguresContributorsAcknowledgementsAbbreviations1. Introduction: adapting to European integration? Kaliningrad, Russia and the European Union - Stefan Gänzle and Guido MüntelPart I: Analytical framework2. Conceptualising Europeanisation in Eastern Europe: EU impact in ‘likely’ and ‘unlikely’ member states - Christoph Knill, Diana Pitschel and Michael W. Bauer3. How do enclaves adjust to changes in the external environment? A theory of enclaves and the case of Kaliningrad - Evgeny Vinokurov4. EU-Russia-Kaliningrad relations – a case of soft securitisation? - Holger MoroffPart II: The policy framework: Kaliningrad in its domestic and international context5. Multi-level governance and centralisation in Russia: implications for EU-Russia relations - Joan DeBardeleben6. Federalism in Russia: opportunity or constraint for Kaliningrad? - Stefan Meister7. Social identity and regionalisation: the case of Kaliningrad - Anna M. Karpenko8. Kaliningrad in its neighbourhood – regional cooperation with Poland and Lithuania - Silke Schielberg9. Regional organisations in the Northern Dimension area and Kaliningrad - Tobias EtzoldPart III: Empirical evidence: Kaliningrad and policy adaptation vis-à-vis the EU?10. Economic policy - Evgeny Vinokurov11. European principles in a Russian context: the transformation of social policy? - Vyacheslav Dykhanov12. Environmental governance in Kaliningrad: lost opportunities - Guido Müntel13. Public health policy: how does Kaliningrad adapt to the EU? - Alexandre Berlin and Greg Mestdag14. Higher education in Kaliningrad - Stefan Gänzle, Stefan Meister and Conrad King15. Integrated management of the EU-Russia common border: the Kaliningrad perspective - Alexey Ignatyev, Konstantin Shopin and Pyotr ShopinPart IV: Conclusions16. Summary: Kaliningrad and Europeanisation ‘à la carte’ - Stefan Gänzle and Guido Müntel17. Russia: a case to revise the concept of Europeanisation - Gabriella MeloniPostface. Coping with Stalin’s legacy and Putin’s autocracy: Kaliningrad between post-Soviet Russia and the European Union - Helmut Hubel