Crises Responses

Abstract

This panel assesses economic responses to the multitude of crises that the European Union has been experiencing over the past decade. Irrespective of the concrete policy area affected, the economic dimension of each crisis - its direct impact, implications, and further consequences - has been key. The individual papers cover policy areas as diverse as the EU's monetary union, health policy, economic governance, cyber security, and digital infrastructure. The papers also cover different actors within the EU's multi-level system of governance, from the European Commission to intergovernmental bodies, to individual member states and their national administrations.

Title	Details
Linking crises: Intercrisis learning and the European Commission’s approach to the National Recovery and Resilience Plans	View Paper Details
Sociopolitical reputation and the reform of pharmacies in Greece and Portugal under EU conditionality	View Paper Details
Reappraising governance architectures: The Lisbon Strategy and Next Generation EU compared	View Paper Details
Less control for more impact? The evolution of EU Digital Infrastructures policy.	View Paper Details