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Party Rhetoric and Action Compared: Examining Politicisation and Compliance in the Field of Asylum and Migration Policy in the Czech Republic and Hungary
Compliance with EU Law and Argumentative Discourse: Representing the EU as a Problem-Solving Multilevel Governance System through Discursive Structures of Argumentation
Experimenting Towards the Energy Transition: How EU Member States Implement Experimentalist Governance Arrangements in European Renewable Energy Policy
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Interactions in a politicised Europe: a scoping literature review and research agenda on the supranational enforcement of EU law by the European Commission
Subnational trouble? Party system nationalisation, issue salience, and capacity constraints in Spain´s infringements of European environmental directives
Informal compliance mechanisms in the EU ‘development’ and ‘integration without membership’ association agreements: a quest for capacity and ownership?
On the causal (in)significance of legal status: a comparative analysis of compliance with binding and non-binding human rights decisions in Europe and the Americas
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