Department of European & International Studies

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Selected recent publications from the Department of European & International Studies.

Which side are you on? Geoeconomic coercion and German corporate networks in the US-China rivalry
Systemic Pensions: The Epistemic Politics of Liability-Driven Investment Strategies
Cooperative Leadership in the Digital Age: The Case of the Universidad FUNDEPOS de Costa Rica
Climate Policy
Time on hold: Justice, governance, and the politics of transitions in critical mineral frontiers
How would the Iran crisis play out in a world powered by renewables not fossil fuels?
Legal Mobilisation in EU Foreign Policy vis-à-vis Occupation: A Comparison of Israel/Palestine and Morocco/Western Sahara
Impact of Body Mass Index Variability on Kidney Disease Progression in a Large Type 1 Diabetes Cohort
New perspectives on crisis
Editorial: New international scholarship for a changing world
Weather Politics and the making of international order: Hurricanes in the rise and fall of the West Indies Federation
The effects of ultra-selective beta1-antagonism on the metabolic and cytokine profile in septic shock patients receiving noradrenaline: a sub-investigation from the STRESS-L Randomised Study
A platform fix? Contextualizing the multidimensional fix of the platform economy in the capitalist longue durée
State, Society and Corruption in Africa: The Evolution of Corruption from the Precolonial Period to the Present
Damage limitation: how China and Russia try to mitigate Europe’s geopolitical distancing
A broadening agenda? Southern European far-right campaigns in the 2024 European Parliament elections
Divergent paths of political trust in Southern Europe: the roles of economic performance, corruption, congruence, and polarisation
Providing a model for citizen deliberation over economic trade-offs
Policy Integration in the EU under crisis: Shifting the balance between renewable energy expansion and biodiversity protection
Middle Powers Don’t Have to Work Together to Get Ahead: Countries with a critical niche may be best primed to endure great-power competition

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Celebrating a stellar year in the School of Politics and Economics

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Competition and Learning in the Evolution of Policy Regimes

The Spatial Logics of Inflation