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EUSA Conference Papers

2019: 2019 EUSA International Biennial Conference

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• An overwhelming success? Reconsidering the EU-Turkey Statement
  Natasja Reslow
• The Resilience of Complex Political Systems: The European Union in Crisis and the EU Disintegration Debate
  Martin Rhodes
• The Populist Challenges to the EU Foreign and Security Policy Towards Egypt and Tunisia: A Case of De-Europeanisation?
  Adrià Rivera Escartin
• Becoming Europe's Parliament: How MEPs shaped their institution prior to its first direct elections in 1979
  Mechthild Roos
• ‘I’d rather be a poor master than a rich servant’. Brexit as low information politicization
  Ben Rosamond
• Norm contestation in EU foreign policy: the case of LGBTI
  Johanne Saltnes
• A Professional Elite? Pre-Parliamentary Experience and Leadership Roles in the European Parliament
  Eugenio-Michelangelo Salvati-Vercesi
• When all else defautls: government as the ultimate debtor?
  Waltraud Schelkle
• Defending Democracy in EU Member States: Beyond Article 7 TEU
  Kim Lane Scheppele and R. Daniel Kelemen
• EMU’s Asymmetries and Asymmetries in German and French Influence on EMU Governance Reforms
  Joachim Schild
• Re-bordering Europe? Euroscepticism and Membership Discourse in European Parliaments
  Frank Schimmelfennig
• Grand Theories, Differentiated Integration
  Frank Schimmelfennig
• Governing by judicial fiat? Over-constitutionalisation and its constraints on EU legislation
  Susanne K. Schmidt
• Voter Polarization and Strategic Ambiguity in the European Union
  Christina Schneider
• The European Refugee Crisis and Public Support for Development Aid in France, Germany, and Great Britain – A Panel Data Study
  Sebastian H. Schneider
• What Happens When the Party is Over? The Impact of New Right Parties in Government on FDI regulation
  Roger Schoenman
• Contesting negotiation traditions? The EU’s possibilities to promote its foreign policy goals in multilateral negotiations
  Anke Schwarzkopf
• Sanctioning democratic backsliding within International Organisations: evidence from the European Parliament and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
  Ulrich Sedelmeier
• Does monitoring without enforcement make a difference? The EU and anti-corruption policies in Bulgaria and Romania after accession
  Ulrich Sedelmeier
• Rhetoric and Reality of the Trump Administration and the Transatlantic Alliance
  Zach Selden