Johanne Døhlie Saltnes has co-written a new article together with Markus Thiel, published in a special issue of The Journal of Common Market Studies.
Jarle Trondal has co-edited and contributed to ten chapters in the book The Palgrave Handbook of EU Crises.
Eva Krick and Cathrine Holst have contributed with a chapter entitled 'Governance by Hybrid Advisory Committees – A Hallmark of Social Democracy?' in the book Social Democracy in the 21st Century.
Christopher Lord has published a chapter entitled 'Legitimacy Crisis in the European Union' in the book Theorising the Crises of the European Union.
In this report, Zarifa Barkatullah analyses the EU’s policy frameworks and instruments for labour market integration of migrant women.
This report by Elisabeth Eike examines the EU’s response to fake news and post-truth. The report analyses both the EU’s contributions to the public discourse on fake news, and how it balances upholding liberal values and freedom of expression, and contending with disinformation.
How can parliamentary hearings connect the elected and the unelected? Read Andreas Eriksen and Alexander Katsaitis a new article in Public Policy and Administration.
Daniel Naurin and Adreas Hofmann (Freie Universität Berlin) have published an article in Governance, explaining how European interest groups turn to the courts.
Eva Krick has published a new article in Politische Vierteljahresschrift (PVS), examining multilevel participation in the search for a nuclear waste repository in Germany.
Erik Oddvar Eriksen (Justifying Democracy in the EU) and Helene Sjursen (The EU and Global Political Justice) have contributed to the forthcoming book The Routledge Handbook of Critical European Studies.
In this report, Lars Wibe Hagen investigates the discussion of the EEA and Norway models in the newspaper the Guardian to identify how the British centre-left evaluate the integration project.
In this report, Andreas Bjørnbekk asks by which means the European Union attempts to advance a European identity. Bjørnbekk further analyses which types of nationalism the EU's identity signifiers are founded on.
This report by John Erik Fossum, Monica Garcia Quesada and Tiziano Zgaga focuses on the principles and arrangements that the EU has established for structuring and conducting its relations with affiliated non-member states including the UK post-Brexit.
Resul Ümit has published a new article in Political Studies Review, examining the effect of parliamentary communication allowances.
Jarle Trondal, Thomas Kwasi Tieku (Uni. Western Ontario) and Stefan Gänzle (Uni. Agder) have published a new article in The Journal of Modern African Studies, examining the politics of staffing and recruitment of the African Union Commission.