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Regional Technological Capabilities & Access to H2020 Funds
By Daniele Archibugi, Rinaldo Evangelista and Antonio Vezzani Since the release of the Lisbon Strategy in 2000, fostering science, technology,
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A Southern Perspective on EU Enlargement
As the attention of the European public opinion has turned to Ukraine, it is our duty and responsibility not to leave the accession plans for the
The Maastricht Treaty and the End of Integration Through Law: Bits and Pieces of a Legal Ideology
This article is based on research presented at the UACES Graduate Forum Research Conference 2022 (23-24 June, at FASoS, Maastricht). 1.
Discourse Theory and the EU’s Trade Response to COVID
By Thomas Jacobs, Niels Gheyle, Ferdi De Ville, and Jan Orbie As COVID-19 gripped the globe in March 2020, politicians suddenly started discussing
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Talking or Punishing? The European Commission’s Approach to Democratic Backsliding
By Sonja Priebus Ever since Hungary and Poland started backsliding on democracy and the rule of law in 2010 and 2015 respectively, academics and
Economic, Normative, and Diplomatic (Soft) Balancing: Making Sense of the EU’s Responses to China’s Rise in Asia
This article is based on research presented at the UACES Graduate Forum Research Conference 2022 (23-24 June, at FASoS, Maastricht). EU-China
Populism, Identity Politics and Political Discourse in Europe
This article is based on research presented at the UACES Graduate Forum Research Conference 2022 (23-24 June, at FASoS, Maastricht). In recent
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In Networked EU Health Cooperation, Some Members Are More Equal than Others
By Reini Schrama, Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen & Ellen Mastenbroek COVID-19 put health policy in the European Union (EU) high up on the political
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Issue Hierarchization on the European Council Agenda
By Eliška Ullrichová The study of political agenda-setting analyses what issues political actors think and talk about. Alongside the descriptive
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Learning from Rivals: The Role of Science Diplomacy
WorldCould. Author’s illustration Anna-Lena Rüland The world has seen a fair share of democratic backsliding in recent years, for example in
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The European Semester: An Ordoliberal Construct?
Almost a decade after the last major reform of the European fiscal framework, Eurozone decision-makers have recently engaged in a discussion about
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The Role of Parliaments in the Coming About of the EU’s Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime
There is a widespread consensus in the literature that the European Union’s (EU) Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) is dominated by the
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What Does the EU Mean to Dutch Citizens?
Opinions on the European Union (EU) cannot easily be put on the commonly used left-right spectrum. Take the Yellow vests, for example, who are
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Obstacles to Limiting Financial Systemic Risk in the EU
The 2007-9 financial crisis and the subsequent Eurozone debt crisis posed an existential threat to the single currency and even the European project
Does ‘make Brexit work’ work?
This post originally appeared on the UK in a Changing Europe website. As a strapline for Labour’s EU policy, ‘make Brexit work’ has a lot going