The operationalisation of the EU’s water regulation framework across four Member States: mapping and explaining shifting and fragmented institutional designs

Katarzyna Aleksandra JANCEWICZ

Université de Liège, Belgium

Between Green Ambitions and Strategic Interests: Unpacking Policy (In)Coherence in EU Mineral Value Chain Regulation

Marta Paricio Montesinos

Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Belgium & University of Helsinki, Finland.

Reimagining the Economic Constitution of the EU: Resilience, Circularity, and the Pursuit of Sustainable Prosperity

Pauline Phoa, Sybe de Vries

Utrecht University, the Netherlands

The Competitive Impact of Environmental Standards on European Companies – Economic and Ecological Integration Through the Lens of Globalisation

Paco Jimenez

Université de Pau et des pays de l’adore, France

Failure or Resilience? Analysing cooperation patterns in European asylum governance

Philipp Stutz¹, Florian Trauner¹, Philipp Lutz²

1: Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium; 2: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands

Social Convergence or Divergence? Assessing the Distributive Impact of the EU's New Socio-Economic Governance

Marko Vidakusic^1,2

1: University of Rijeka, Croatia; 2: Permanent Representation of the Republic of Croatia to the EU

Economic Democracy and Economic Security in an Operational Framework for Policy-Makers: Promoting Eudaimonic Well-being in the Wellbeing Economy

Stefano Turrini^1,3, Joscha Wirtz², Mario Biggeri³, Imke Schmidt¹

1: Wuppertal Institut, Germany; 2: JXW Strategy & Operations; 3: University of Florence

The Role of Social Partners in the Revamped EU Socio-Economic Governance Architecture

Peter Kerckhofs¹, Mario Munta²

1: Eurofound, Ireland; 2: Faculty of Political Science of Zagreb University, Croatia

Legal Arguments Against Sufficiency Transformation: Is the Legal Architecture of the Common Agricultural Policy Really Incompatible with Sufficiency?

Myele Rouxel

University of Eastern Finland, Finland

New Paths to Environmental Sustainability: The ‘Do No Significant Harm’ as an Horizontal Principle in EU Governance

Leila Kentache

University of Torino, Italy

How Human Rights Principles Improve the Protection of Environment in the Context of Just Transition?

Alina Gentimir

University Alexandru Ioan Cuza, Romania

European economic policy faced with the imperative of individual happiness. A Legal viewpoint on a political misunderstanding

Frederic ALLEMAND

University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

The Political Economy of Housing in the European Union: Crisis and Governance Beyond EU Competence

Paul Copeland

QMUL, United Kingdom

The Wealth Inequality of Real Estate: How Secondary Properties Undermine Pathways to Shared Prosperity in Europe

Pietro Valetto¹, Stefano Filauro², Ive Marx¹

1: Antwerp University, Belgium; 2: L'Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza"

From Fragmentation to Framework: Towards Food Citizenship in the European Union

Jozsef Slezak

Central European University – Democracy Institute, Hungary

Prosperity Beyond Circularity: Degrowth and Pluriverse Urbanism for Europe’s Green Transition

Sara Boanini

University of Turin, Italy

Rearming Europe: Domestic Governance Ecosystems and the Demand for European Defence Integration

Antonio Calcara², Scott Hamilton¹, Dirk De Bièvre¹

1: University of Antwerp, Belgium; 2: Vrij Universiteit Brussel

THE EU’s MUTUAL DEFENCE CLAUSE: LEGAL AND STRATEGIC CONSIDERATIONS ON ARTICLE 42(7) TEU IN AN AGE OF RENEWED MILITARY THREATS

Federica Fazio

Dublin City University, College of Europe

European state-building and integration compared: towards EU fiscal and military capacity development

Christakis Georgiou

Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France

The Next MFF and EU’s defense spending: Integrating “European Public Goods” into the Union’s budgetary architecture

Rosalba Famà

Bocconi University, Italy

Strategic uncertainty as a stress test: Differentiated integration and democratic legitimacy in EU defence governance

Salma Rhilane

Youth policy center, Morocco

Industrial Policy through Skills Governance: A Study of the Political Economy of the EU’s Union of Skills

Alina Jasmin Felder-Stindt¹, Cecilia Ivardi Ganapini²

1: Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain; 2: University of St. Gallen, Switzerland

Power Resources and the Politicisation of Unemployment during the ‘Golden Age’ of Social Europe

Stephen Gaffney

Université libre de Bruxelles, Belgium

Regulating grey zones: the EU’s traineeship directive and the limits of harmonization in labour law

Sven Schreurs

University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, The

Greening or Competing to Survive? International Pressures and Ideas in the EU’s Green Growth Strategy

Jane Arroyo

European University Institute, Italy

The New EU Industrial Policy: Evolving Governance Between Innovations and Constraints

Paolo Recaldini

Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium

The Politics and Practices of Joint Procurement in the European Union

Philipp Genschel, Jule Meyer

University of Bremen, Germany

European Financial Integration through Joint Procurement: Potential and Legal Challenges

Saverio Della Corte

European University Institute, Italy

International election observation and European democracy

Régis Dandoy

Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador

Rebalancing Voices: Making Digital Participation Travel Across Europe’s Governance Stack

Gianluca Sgueo

Brussels School of Governance, Belgium

Connecting citizens and the EU: How subnational mobilization shapes perceptions of democratic legitimacy

Gijs Giesen

Radboud University / The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands, The

The Governance of Truth in the Green Transition: Climate Disinformation, Greenwashing, and the Need for a New EU Framework to Safeguard Democratic Participation and Collective Prosperity.

Hugo Alexandre

N/A, Belgium