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EUSA Conference Papers

2019: 2019 EUSA International Biennial Conference

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• Governing Diversity: Alternatives to Differentiation in the EU and in Federal States
  Christian Freudlsperger
• To Change Banks or Bankers? Systemic Political (In)action and Post-Crisis Banking Reform in the UK and the Netherlands
  Joseph Ganderson
• To Change Banks or Bankers? Systemic Political (In)action and Post-Crisis Banking Reform in the UK and the Netherlands
  Joseph Ganderson
• External Differentiated Integration in South-East Europe: Third Countries and EU Macro-regional Strategies
  Stefan Gänzle
• Collective Identity as a Legal Limit to European Integration in Areas of Core State Powers
  Sacha Garben
• Circumventing the central: How EU rural development programmes in Georgia engage with local civil society
  Laura Gelhaus
• GOOD NEIGHBOUR BAD NEIGHBOUR? COMPARISON OF US AND EU SOUTHERN NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICIES
  Ieva Giedraityte
• Can a Soft Brexit Last? The Politics and Political Economy of Limiting Differentiation with the EU
  Andrew Glencross
• EU-US Trade War: Transatlantic Policy Impact
  Melanie Goergmaier
• Morality in the Service of Mercantilism: Selective Ordoliberalism and German Economic Governance in Europe
  Gabriel Goodliffe
• An Inter-Arena Approach to Studying the Politicization of the EU: Irish Citizens and the Media During the Euro Crisis
  Anna Gora
• CEE still standing – The political economy of illiberal EU state resilience, or why captured states are not failing (yet)?1
  John Gould
• Active Learning and the European Union: Variations in a Business School Environment
  Terrence Guay
• Conscience and Religion in European Politics, and the Case of Cyprus
  Catherine Guisan
• Using simulations in higher education study: an analysis of student perceptions of simulations' pedagogical and other benefits
  Karen Heard-Laureote
• The Multi-level Blame Game: Shifting the Blame for EU Migration Policies
  Tim Heinkelmann-Wild
• Tending the bar: Case allocations in the Court of Justice of the European Union
  Silje Hermansen
• Tending the Bar: Case Allocations in the Court of Justice of the European Union
  Silje Hermansen
• Brexit and the politics of food and agriculture: in search a post-productivist food future?
  Tony Heron
• Bureaucratic Empowerment and Organizational Overlap: How the European Commission entrenches its European security actorness
  Catherine Hoeffler