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EUSA Conference Papers

2022: EUSA 17th Biennial Conference

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• Opting for opt-outs: Untangling the role of identity in shaping support for differentiated integration
  Martin Moland
• The Formation of Meanings: Language Games as a Determinant of Foreign Policy Cooperation
  Giuseppe Luca Moliterni
• RECONNECTION WITH THE EU:WILL BREXIT BE REVERSED?
  Edward: Moxon-Browne
• Disrupting colonial continuities: Who is important enough for the EU to seek legitimacy from?
  Miriam Mukalazi
• Right-Wing Populism and the Rise of Internationalism in Europe
  Nina Obermeier
• Allies do not back down: A cross-national survey experiment on audience costs among the European public
  Francesco Olmastroni
• A New Winning Formula: Are Populists in Europe Better at Creating Jobs?
  Mitchell Orenstein
• PR+: the EU supranational executives’ efforts to reproduce legitimacy via public communication on Twitter
  Sina Özdemir
• Trading Values? Promoting Labor Standards Through EU Free Trade Agreements
  Jayanthi Pandiyan
• Brussels, this is Israel Calling
  Sharon Pardo
• Was Anybody Ever a Liberal Intergovernmentalist?
  Craig Parsons
• Where Have the Guardians Gone? Law Enforcement and the Politics of Supranational Forbearance in the European Union
  Tommaso Pavone
• Instrument of Power or Weapon of the Weak? Litigation and Party Capability Before the European Court of Justice
  Tommaso Pavone
• To play or not to play the 'moral hazard card': Germany and the European response to the Covid-19 crisis
  Laura Pierret
• Explaining Divergence and Convergence between Strasbourg and Luxembourg: A Theory of Strategic Judicial Dialogue between International Courts
  Audrey M Plan
• The New, New Sovereigntism (Or, How the Europe Union Became Disenchanted with International Law and Defiantly Protective of Its Domestic Legal Order)
  Mark Pollack
• The New, New Sovereigntism (Or, How the Europe Union Became Disenchanted with International Law and Defiantly Protective of Its Domestic Legal Order)
  Mark Pollack
• Is the Commission back in the game as an environmental policy entrepreneur? Analyzing Talk and Decision in the context of the European Green Deal
  Jan Pollex
• Jobs and Fiction: Identifying the Effect of Corporate Tax Avoidance Inflating Export Measures in Ireland
  Palma Polyak
• Seeing climate change like a central banker
  Stine Quorning