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EUSA Conference Papers

2022: EUSA 17th Biennial Conference

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• Crisification and the Future of the EU Polity
  Mark Rhinard
• Crisis Management Performance and the European Union: Covid-19 as Test Case
  Mark Rhinard
• Look into my eyes – A representative claim analysis of the European Commission
  Darius Ribbe
• Saving Democracy through Courts? The legal framing of civil society in their fight against democratic backsliding in Poland
  Regitze Helene Rohlfing
• Big politics, small money – Euroscepticism’s diminishing return in EU budget allocations
  Tal Sadeh
• The Doom Loop and Democratic Legitimacy in the Euro Area
  Tal Sadeh
• Towards a Geopoliticization of Investment Policy? The Case of EU Investment Screening
  Joachim Schild
• The Eurozone: From Crisis to Resilience?
  Joachim Schild
• Weaponizing Europe? Rule-Makers and Rule-Takers in EU Defense Markets
  Kaija Schilde
• The Brexit puzzle: polity attack and external rebordering
  Frank Schimmelfennig
• The Limits of Differentiated Integration
  Frank Schimmelfennig
• Economic Crisis Management in the EU: From Past Eurozone Mistakes To Future Promise beyond the Covid-19 Crisis
  Vivien Schmidt
• Globalization and Promissory Representation
  Christina Schneider
• Religion Policy and Subnational Identity Construction: A Comparison of Alsace-Moselle, France, and Catalonia, Spain
  Stephanie Shady
• Data Protection Gatekeepers post-GDPR: A fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) across data protection authorities
  Ido Sivan-Sevilla
• Meeting External Challenges: ‘strategic autonomy’, ‘joined up policy-making’ and the EU’s search for a ‘strategic compass’
  Michael Smith
• Learning from or with whom?: analyzing learning patterns in European Administrative Networks
  Ana Carolina Soares
• The Constitutional Codification of Academic Freedom Over Time and Space
  Janika Spannagel
• When do Cities Discriminate?
  Matthew & Conor Stenberg & O'Dwyer
• Plus ça Change: The Politics of Alterity, and Italian and Maltese Responses to Recent Migration Challenges
  Max Stephenson