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Building: Colégio Almada Negreiros, Floor: 0, Room: Aud. INE
Wednesday 14:00 - 15:30 WEST (19/06/2024)
This panel explores the variety of crises that the EU has been confronted with in recent years, as well as the different effects that these crises have had on EU integration. The papers provide conceptual contributions highlighting the different nuances and dynamics of integration and disintegration, as well as empirical analyses of the effects of the Eurozone crisis, Schengen/migration crisis, COVID-19 and the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the EU.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Same, same, but different effects: Why do crises in the EU lead to different outcomes? A comparative analysis of the main features of the migration and the Euro crisis and their effects on European integration | View Paper Details |
| Blurring the borders between insiders and outsiders: Studying modes of partial (dis-)integration and their consequences on differentiated integration in the Eurozone and Schengen crises | View Paper Details |
| Crises burdening and EU Integration through policy-making: a politicisation model | View Paper Details |
| How Differences Between Security Crises Change the EU's Role | View Paper Details |
| Committing to a Common Response? Supranational Regulation in Energy and Migration Policy after the Invasion of Ukraine | View Paper Details |