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Bruges Political Research Papers
Guidelines for authors
Guidelines for authorsThe Bruges Political Research Paper series welcomes submissions dealing with theoretical and policy issues relevant to the politics of European integration. Contributions can be made in either English or French, double-spaced, in 12 point Times New Roman font, justified margins, and should not contain more than 9,000 words, including notes and references. All pages should be numbered consecutively. The cover page should contain a title, an abstract (no more than 150 words), and the contact information of the author. A brief biography of the author should also be included in the document. Headings should be numbered and appear in bold, with an extra line separating the heading from the previous section. If the new heading is a subheading (e.g. 3.1), no additional line is necessary between sections. References should be contained in footnotes, with a separate bibliography attached at the end.
Submissions can be sent via email to michele.chang [at] coleurope.eu (Michele CHANG).
The EU’s Response to Disinformation in the Run-up to the 2019 European Elections: Ideational, Political and Institutional Genesis of a Nascent Policy
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No. 85
(August 2021)
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The new EU screening mechanism for foreign direct investments - When the EU takes back control
(1.63 MB
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No. 84
(March 2021)
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Overtourism and the Policy Agenda: From Destinations to the European Union - Balancing Growth and Sustainability
(693.35 KB
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No. 83
(February 2021)
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The Overlooked Actors in the EU Studies: Examining the Strategies and Objectives of Religious Actors in the European Union
(712.63 KB
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No. 81
(December 2020)
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The evolution of enhanced cooperation in the EU: from EnCo to PeSCo (2009-2019)
(1.5 MB
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No. 80
(October 2020)
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Pattern Recognition: Industry seeking regulation – the case of crowdfunding
(709.25 KB
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No. 79
(March 2020)
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The Political Use of the Term “Moral Hazard”: Evidence from Policymakers of the Eurozone
(710.43 KB
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No. 78
(November 2019)
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Post-Cotonou and the EU-African Relationship - A Green Light for a Renewed Cooperation?
(616.54 KB
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No. 77
(November 2019)
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Harmonization of Corporate Tax Base in the EU: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?
(1.1 MB
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No. 76
(April 2019)
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European Parliament: Is the Grand Coalition really a Thing of the Past?
(1.18 MB
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No. 75
(April 2019)
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From Normative to Tangible Governance: Time to Change Strategy of the EU Enlargement Process Towards Western Balkans
(553.55 KB
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No. 74
(February 2019)
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The more (European Integration) there is, the more (Euroscepticism) there is: Euroscepticism as Reactive Identity Formation and the Importance of Opposition. Where might the EU Institutions go from here?
(559.2 KB
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No. 73
(January 2019)
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Reaching out beyond Brussels? The Impact of European Online Consultations on the Coordination within Multi-Level Civil Society Organisations
(735.12 KB
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No. 71
(October 2018)
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'Le Bon, la Douce Brute et le Gentil Truand’: le traitement médiatique de l’Union européenne par le Monde, le Figaro et la Libération pendant la campagne présidentielle française
(1.07 MB
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No. 70
(September 2018)
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The European Parliament’s Standing Committees: Patterns of Behaviour and Modes of Functioning After the Treaty of Lisbon
(747.33 KB
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No. 69
(September 2018)
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Permettre les synergies entre les Fonds structurels et d’investissement européens et Horizon 2020 - Le positionnement des régions françaises
(1.84 MB
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No. 68
(July 2018)
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From the SGP to the TSCG through the lenses of European integration theories
(713.9 KB
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No. 67
(May 2018)
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Asymmetrical institutional responses to civil society clauses in EU international agreements: pragmatic flexibility or inadvertent inconsistency?
(587.89 KB
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No. 66
(December 2017)
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Investments of the European Investment Bank in European Neighbourhood Policy Countries and in Turkey - Evidence from the Global Financial Crisis, the Arab Spring and the Conflict in Ukraine
(2.23 MB
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No. 65
(December 2017)
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Overriding the European Commission’s rulemaking? Practical experience in the European Union with post-Lisbon legislative vetoes with quasi-legislative acts
(1.16 MB
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No. 64
(December 2017)
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A new Instrument for a better Implementation of the European Union Environmental Law: The Environmental Implementation Review
(671.47 KB
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No. 62
(November 2017)
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European Diplomacy in the Iran Nuclear Negotiations: What Impact Did It Have?
(1.23 MB
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No. 61
(October 2017)
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Erasmus Student or EU Ambassador? People-to-people Contact in the European Neighbourhood Policy: The Cases of Georgia, Ukraine and Tunisia
(600.82 KB
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No. 59
(September 2017)
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Norms and Interests in the Caspian Region: Bridging the Division between ENP and EUCAS
(1011.3 KB
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No. 58
(April 2017)
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The inevitability of gradualness: the longer-term origins of the 23 June 2016 ‘Brexit’ referendum
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No. 56
(February 2017)
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For my next trick I’ll need a volunteer: The role of ENGOs in integrating environmental concerns in the European biofuel policy through the European Parliament.
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No. 55
(January 2017)
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European regions in Brussels: towards functional interest representation?
(1.51 MB
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No. 53
(June 2016)
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The Antecedents, Origins and Creation of the European Economic and Social Committee
(1.15 MB
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No. 52
(May 2016)
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Going Beyond Pure Economics: The EU’s Strategic Motivation to Negotiate the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)
(1.8 MB
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No. 51
(March 2016)
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Something Worth Fighting for: The Evolution of Lobbying Coalitions in the Emissions Trading System
(1.84 MB
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No. 50
(March 2016)
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The Israeli Lobby for Research and Innovation in the European Union. An example of Efficient Cooperation in the European Neighbourhood?
(1.47 MB
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No. 49
(February 2016)
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Great Hatred, Little Room - Northern Ireland and the European Union: Attitudes, Perspectives and the Role of Religion
(1.17 MB
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No. 48
(February 2016)
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What drives the European Parliament? The Case of the General Data Protection Regulation
(1.24 MB
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No. 47
(January 2016)
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The Interregional Association Agreement between the European Union and Mercosur: Is the Timing Right?
(1.41 MB
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No. 46
(December 2015)
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EU democratization policies in the Neighbourhood countries and Russia's reaction as a destabilizing factor - A comparative case study of Georgia and Moldova
(1.45 MB
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No. 45
(November 2015)
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A Pan-European District for the European Elections? The Rise and Fall of the Duff Proposal for the Electoral Reform of the European Parliament
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No. 44
(October 2015)
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A Pan-European District for the European Elections? The Rise and Fall of the Duff Proposal for the Electoral Reform of the European Parliament
(1.48 MB
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No. 44
(October 2015)
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La place des émotions dans les campagnes du Front national et du Mouvement démocrate pour les élections européennes de 2014
(1.16 MB
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No. 43
(October 2015)
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L’Européanisation des politiques d’innovation en France: une révolution copernicienne? - Le cas de la région Rhône-Alpes
(1.54 MB
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No. 42
(May 2015)
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What do Eurozone academics think about EMU reform? On broad support and German exceptionalism
(1.49 MB
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No. 41
(April 2015)
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Eurodéputé: "Seconde chance" ou "Tremplin" - Comparaisons des trajectoires politiques de candidats PSE et PPE aux élections européennes de 2014 en France et en Suède
(1.76 MB
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No. 40
(February 2015)
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Le Parlement européen à la recherche de l’efficacité législative: une analyse des évolutions de son organisation
(1.59 MB
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No. 39
(January 2015)
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Changing Banking Supervision in the Eurozone: the ECB asa Policy Entrepreneur
(1.2 MB
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No. 38
(December 2014)
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Promoting the agenda for a social Economic and Monetary Union: Attention, credibility and coalition-building
(1.51 MB
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No. 37
(November 2014)
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Politicising the Union? The Influence of ‘Leading Candidates’ for the Commission Presidency
(1.38 MB
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No. 36
(October 2014)
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Analyser l’influence du syndicalisme agricole majoritaire: quelle utilité pour le modèle néo-corporatiste? Etude de cas à partir du «mini-paquet lait»
(1.22 MB
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No. 35
(September 2014)
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Le Parlement européen et les actes délégués: De la conquête d'un pouvoir à son exercice
(1.46 MB
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No. 34
(February 2014)
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EU Trade Actors after Lisbon: Enhanced Negotiations or Business as Usual?
(1.17 MB
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No. 32
(November 2013)
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Do Institutional Changes Make a Difference? A veto player analysis of how institutional changes in the Council of the EU influence legislative efficiency and outputs
(1.29 MB
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No. 31
(October 2013)
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Industries and Citizens’ Groups Networks in EU Food Policy: The Emergence of ‘Unholy Alliances’ in Multilevel Governance?
(4.25 MB
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No. 30
(September 2013)
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Le cadre européen de protection des données personnelles en matière pénale - Dimensions interne et externe
(1.12 MB
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No. 29
(May 2013)
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National Parliaments and their Role in European Integration: The EU’s Democratic Deficit in Times of Economic Hardship and Political Insecurity
(1.91 MB
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No. 28
(February 2013)
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The Significance of EU Topics in National Media. Has There Been an Europeanization of Reporting in the National Media?
(1.59 MB
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No. 27
(December 2012)
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Participatory Approaches in the Management of Natura 2000: When EU Biodiversity Policy gets Closer to its Citizens
(1.36 MB
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No. 26
(May 2012)
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The European Union’s Promotion of Regional Economic Integration in Southeast Asia: Norms, Markets or Both?
(1.27 MB
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No. 25
(May 2012)
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La défense des droits de l’homme en Chine : le parlement européen est-il la voix normative de l’Union européenne ?
(1.21 MB
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No. 23
(January 2012)
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Fight against the Illegal Antiquities’ Traffic in the EU: Bridging the Legislative Gaps
(1.25 MB
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No. 21
(December 2011)
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Explaining the EU’s Policy Portfolio: Applying a Federal Integration Approach to EU Cohesion Policy
(1.37 MB
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No. 20
(December 2011)
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How Did We End Up With This Deal? Examining the Role of Environmental NGOs in EU Climate Policymaking
(1.57 MB
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No. 19
(June 2011)
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Democracy beyond the Rhetoric and the Emergence of the “EU Prince”: The Case of EU-Ukrainian Relations
(1.58 MB
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No. 17
(December 2010)
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Permanent Structured Cooperation in Defence: Building Effective European Armed Forces
(1.48 MB
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No. 15
(September 2010)
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The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT): A New Way for Promoting Innovation in Europe?
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No. 13
(May 2010)
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Success Factors of Macro-Regional Cooperation: The Example of the Baltic Sea Region
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No. 12
(March 2010)
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Galileo: Le Parternariat Public-Privé à l'Epreuve du "Juste Retour"
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No. 11
(February 2010)
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The Rise of the Competitiveness Discourse - A Neo-Gramscian Analysis
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No. 10
(December 2009)
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La Russie dans le nouveau Grand Jeu énergétique en Mer Noire: Nabucco et South Stream ou "l'art du kuzushi"
(369.17 KB
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No. 9
(October 2009)
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The Influence of Environmental NGOs on the Design of the Emissions Trading Scheme of the EU: An Application of the Advocacy Coalition Framework
(474.46 KB
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No. 8
(September 2008)
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Europeanizing Healthcare: Cross-border Patient Mobility and Its Consequences for the German and Danish Healthcare Systems
(421.54 KB
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No. 7
(May 2008)
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Le Multilatéralisme en Question: Le Programme de Doha pour le Développement et la Crise du Système Commercial Mulitlatéral
(1.08 MB
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No. 6
(January 2008)
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Analyzing Policy Learning in European Union Policy Formulation: The Advocacy Coalition Framework Meets New-Institutional Theory
(1.08 MB
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No. 5
(May 2007)
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Papers prepared for the Colloquium "Working for Europe: Perspectives on the EU 50 Years after the Treaties of Rome"
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No. 4
(April 2007)
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The Valuable Tool of Sovereignty: Its Use in Situations of Competition and Interdependence
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No. 3
(March 2007)
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Principal-Agent Analysis and International Delegation: Red Herrings, Theoretical Clarifications, and Empirical Disputes
(847.82 KB
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No. 2
(February 2007)
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All Together Now? The Governance of Military Capability Reform in the ESDP
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No. 1
(October 2006)
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