Interest Groups and EU Governance: Shooting Where the Ducks Are
Jeremy Richardson
Interest groups follow power to its source and, with the progressive transfer of policy-making from national to European l…
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Social Europe since the Crisis
Elke Heins and Caroline de la Porte
The changes to Eurozone governance in response to the crisis have had considerable impact on national welfa…
The Ordoliberal Model and the Response to the Eurocrisis
María del Carmen Sandoval Velasco
The crisis in the Eurozone has been met with a host of measures designed to enshrine a new fiscal order among th…
Britain’s European Futures? Reflections from a Seminar Discussion
Drew Scott
Following a recent seminar and panel discussion on the UK’s EU renegotiation and referendum, Drew Scott reflects on the prospects f…
The EU and Vietnam Agree on Trade Deal, But There’s Still a Long Road Ahead
Maria Garcia
The recent announcement of the EU’s agreement in principle with Vietnam marks the latest step towards its first free trade agreem…
A More ‘Global’ EU Foreign Policy for the Future
Chad Damro and Deyan Dimitrov
Following the recent publication of the EU’s Strategic Review on external action, Chad Damro and Deyan Dimitrov…
Policy Styles in the EU: From Promiscuous Consensus Building to Dirigiste Imposition?
Jeremy Richardson
While the EU is often perceived as an organisation which functions on the consensus of its Member States, the Greek situatio…
Sports and Film Rights in the EU: The Legacy of Murphy
Arianna Andreangeli and Rachael Craufurd Smith
In this event report, Arianna Andreangeli and Rachael Craufurd Smith review a recent one-day …
Decision Time for Catalonia
Daniel Cetrà
The upcoming election in Catalonia is being framed by some parties as a referendum on independence from Spain, writes Daniel Cetr…
The EU Copyright Reform Debate is Marked by Diverging Views
Nevena Kostova
In this extended article, Nevena Kostova considers the implications of the European Parliament’s recent non-binding resolu…