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EUSA Conference Papers

2015: EUSA Fourteenth Biennial Conference

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• Implementation dynamics in EU 'Mobility' Partnerships
  Natasja Reslow
• Policy Influence and Reelection in the European Parliament
  Nils Ringe
• The Diffusion of Regionalism
  Thomas Risse
• Is there an EU approach to Ethno-Regional Parties?
  Farneti Roberto
• A living legislature: The EP as an ordinary legislator
  Christilla Roederer-Rynning
• The EU As a Crisis Manager: A Comparison Between Georgia and Ukraine
  Milena Romano
• The EU’s Invisible Diplomacy: The European Parliament’s External Action in the Lead-Up to the Ukraine Crisis
  Iulian Romanyshyn
• Free Movement of Those Having Sufficient Resources
  Lucia Serena Rossi
• Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS), Germany and the Transatlantic Relationship
  Stefanie Rosskopf
• AfterAusterity: lessons from the Spanish Experience
  Sebastian Royo
• In Deep Water: Towards a Greater Commitment for Human Rights in Sea Operations Coordinated by FRONTEX?
  Juan Santos Vara
• Euroskeptic Voting in European and National Elections: A Coalition Theory of European Voting
  Jamie Scalera
• Explaining the Creation of the EU Banking Union: The stability culture, the vicious circle, and the limits of power and interests
  David Schäfer
• Risk sharing betwen member states through migration as a social right
  Waltraud Schelkle
• Leading together or opposing each other - Germany, France and the European banking union
  Joachim Schild
• European Defense Budget Cuts, Defense Posture, and Reform
  Kaija Schilde
• A More Martial Europe? Permissive Consensus or Robust Support for CSDP
  Kaija Schilde
• Europe
  Frank Schimmelfennig
• Forgotten Democratic Legitimacy: “Governing by the Rules” and “Ruling by the Numbers”
  Vivien Schmidt
• EU Environmental Policy Making and Implementation: Changing Processes and Mixed Outcomes
  Henrik Selin