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Crisis Policymaking in the EU

Kriesi, Hanspeter
Cambridge University Press2024

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This study compares crisis-specific policymaking, its causes and consequences, at the two levels of the EU polity during the COVID-19 and the refugee crisis 2015-16. In both crises, EU policymaking responded to exogenous pressure and was dominated by executive decision-making.

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Kriesi, Hanspeter (2024). Crisis Policymaking in the EU. Cambridge University Press. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/e5a73de9-8aa2-4520-81b8-2fdf133573c0

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Hanspeter, K. (2024). Crisis Policymaking in the EU. Cambridge University Press. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/e5a73de9-8aa2-4520-81b8-2fdf133573c0
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