The concept of Europeanisation enjoys increasing popularity within the study of European integration. Although there is considerable disagreement with regard to what it actually is, the bulk of the literature speaks of Europeanisation when something in national political systems is affected by something European. Scholars study the administrative adaptation of national states to (future) membership of the European Union; the implementation of EU directives; and, from a wider perspective, change and resilience in the structures and identities of nation-states under pressure from developments at the European level. Hence, a working definition of Europeanisation might be domestic change caused by European integration.
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