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EUSA Conference Papers

2022: EUSA 17th Biennial Conference

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• Reassessing the Impacts of Brexit and the Northern Ireland Protocol on Governance in Northern Ireland
  Paul Adams
• The EU as regulator of Artificial Intelligence – accountability and a new variation of a “Brussels Effect”?
  Hartmut Aden
• Network-oriented performance management systems in international organizations: the case of the European Union
  Marco Amici
• Less Talk, More Action: Why gender mainstreaming is so difficult to implement in the EU’s Common Security and Defense Policy Missions
  Stephanie Anderson
• EU Security & Defense Policy after Lisbon
  Stephanie Anderson
• COVID-19 anxieties do not decrease support for liberal democracy
  Veronica Anghel
• ECB’s Independence: No Longer a Golden Bullet?
  Dimitrios Argyroulis
• Autocratic Legalism and the Measures of Democracy – The cases of Hungary and Poland
  Author a: Regitze Helene Rohlfing Author b: Marlene Wind
• Strategic Interdependence and Preferences for Debt Mutualization in the Eurozone
  Lucio Baccaro
• Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s harshest of them all? Exploring the effects of opposition and dissidence in EU Foreign Policy
  Diego Badell
• When Europe does not hit home: Domestic Struggles, Global Power Shifts and EU’s Democracy Promotion in Turkey
  Canan Balkir
• AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY, AND JUSTICE: JUDICIAL COOPERATION IN CRIMINAL MATTERS AND COMPLIANCE WITH FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
  Mário Barata
• Differentiated Governance in European Economic and Monetary Union: From Maastricht to Next Generation EU
  Stefania Baroncelli
• A theory of external judicial politics: the ECJ as cautious gatekeeper in external relations
  J. Robert Basedow
• Mass Euroscepticism revisited: The role of distributive justice
  Sharon Baute
• European Multilevel Governance During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Timeliness, Coherence and Connectivity on Twitter
  Marie-Eve Bélanger
• Speaking in Tongues: Change and continuity in the European Commission’s Trade and Sustainable Development discourse from 1989-2021
  Caroline Bertram
• Can the ECJ Become a Guardian of EU Values?
  A. Aslı Bilgin
• China's Scramble for European Markets and the Challenges of European Integration
  Ljiljana Biukovic
• Mobilizing Against Democratic Backsliding: Motivations of protests in Central and Eastern Europe
  Courtney Blackington