Politique européenne | Cairn.infohttps://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.pngtag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_POEUCairn.info 20262025-12-08T00:00:00+01:00tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_POEU_088<![CDATA[
(Un)learning Europe: Decolonial Epistemologies, Theories and
Praxes – first part
| Politique européenne
(2025/4 N° 88)
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Pages 6 to 28| (Un)learning ‘Europe’ as Decolonial Practice
| Alvaro Oleart, Margriet van der Waal, Astrid Van Weyenberg
Pages 30 to 58| Why EU democratic theory needs a decolonial turn: Racism,
colonialism and the ‘we’ of democracy
| Alvaro Oleart
Pages 60 to 87| The European Colonial Community and the House of European History:
Virgin Birth Re-enacted?
| Ann-Sophie Van Baeveghem, Jan Orbie
Pages 88 to 111| The Anthropocene as Epistemic Crisis: The EU Green Deal From the
Perspective of Latin American Decolonial Critique
| Estela Schindel
Pages 112 to 154| Violence, Race, and Imperialism of the European Union’s Border
Regime: Implications for the EU theory
| Eva Poɫońska-Kimunguyi, Patrick Kimunguyi
Pages 156 to 158| Mathieu Dubois, L’économie sociale de marché à la conquête de
l’Europe. La diplomatie allemande et le modèle européen
(1953-1993), Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2024.
| Gaël Coron
Pages 159 to 162| Lucas Schramm, Crises of European Integration. Joining Together
or Falling Apart?, Cham, Palgrave Macmillan, 2024.
| Ivo Maes
Pages 163 to 166| Marina Costa Lobo, Ed., The Impact of EU Politicisation on
Voting Behaviour in Europe, Cham, Palgrave, 2023.
| Saga Kindstrand
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Varia
| Politique européenne
(2025/1 N° 87)
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Pages 6 to 37| Managing institutional transformation in the European Union
| Thomas Christiansen, Thomas Christiansen, Sophie Vanhoonacker, Sophie Vanhoonacker
Pages 38 to 67| Grasping Expertise on the Margins of Eurocracy: A Contribution to
the Analysis of Legitimation Dynamics within the EU through a
Sociology of Expert Mobilizations in Turkey
| Elen Le Chêne
Pages 68 to 95| Portraying the European Union’s contribution to crisis management
in Africa: CSDP resources, repertoire and local perception(s) in
Niger
| Léonard Colomba-Petteng
Pages 96 to 126| The Eurozone sovereign debt crisis and Geringonça: how have
they impacted the Portuguese radical left Euroscepticism?
| Dina Sebastião, Isabel Camisão
Pages 128 to 149| Greening the Eurosystem
| Victor Bousquet Gallego
Pages 150 to 171| Why are Spanish regional parliaments lost in translation within the
framework of the Early Warning System?
| Cristina Ares Castro-Conde
Pages 174 to 178| Claire Demesmay, Jongler avec les langues et avec les cultures.
Dynamiques identitaires des citoyens européens mobiles,
Bruxelles, Éditions Peter Lang, 2024.
| Catherine Perron
Pages 179 to 186| Stefan Auer, European Disunion. Democracy, Sovereignty and the
Politics of Emergency, London, Hurst Publishing, 2022, 256 p.
| Anja Thomas
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Taking stock of the 2024 European elections in the 27 Member States
| Politique européenne
(2024/4 No 86)
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Pages 5 to 5| Acknowledgements
Pages 6 to 25| The second-order model revisited
| Laurie Beaudonnet, Céline Belot, Cal Le Gall, Virginie Van Ingelgom
Pages 26 to 33| Austria’s Political Crossroads: The 2024 EU Election and its
aftermath
| Kseniya Kizilova, Christian Haerpfer, Claudia Palt
Pages 34 to 42| The European elections in Belgium: A third-order ballot
| Nathalie Brack, Samuel Defacqz, Thomas Laloux, Virginie Van Ingelgom
Pages 44 to 53| The 2024 European Parliament Elections in Bulgaria
| Eli Gateva, Julia Rone
Pages 54 to 61| European Elections 2024 in Croatia
| Matea Beslic
Pages 62 to 69| The European Elections in Cyprus
| Yiannos Katsourides
Pages 70 to 77| The 2024 European elections in Czechia
| Ladislav Cabada
Pages 78 to 85| Taking stock The 2024 European election in Denmark
| Morgan Le Corre Juratic, Roman Senninger
Pages 86 to 92| The 2024 European election in Estonia
| Philippe Perchoc
Pages 94 to 102| The 2024 European election in Finland
| Corentin Poyet
Pages 104 to 112| The European elections in France
| Florent Guntz, Marion Mattos
Pages 114 to 121| 2024 European Election in Germany
| Jessica Fortin-Rittberger, Stefan Hee
Pages 122 to 129| Still Second-Order in 2024?
| Roula Nezi, Zoe Lefkofridi
Pages 130 to 138| The 2024 European elections in Hungary
| Robert Sata
Pages 140 to 146| Ireland: immigration scuppers the Sinn Féin challenge
| Conor Little, Rory Costello
Pages 148 to 156| 2024 European Elections in Italy
| Raùl Magni-Berton
Pages 158 to 166| EP 2024 elections in Latvia
| Jānis Ikstens
Pages 168 to 175| The Lithuanian 2024 European Parliament elections
| Algis Krupavičius, Ligita Šarkut
Pages 176 to 183| Political Participation and Electoral Shifts in Luxembourg’s 2024
European Elections
| Agnes Darabos, Nadim Farhat, Philippe Poirier
Pages 184 to 191| Navigating Polarisation Malta’s two-party dynamics in the 2024 EU
elections
| Jean-Claude Cachia
Pages 192 to 198| The 2024 European parliament elections in the Netherlands
| Wouter van der Brug
Pages 200 to 207| The 2024 European elections in Poland
| Maria Theiss
Pages 208 to 215| The European elections in Portugal
| Tiago Moreira Ramalho
Pages 216 to 223| The 2024 EU Parliamentary Elections in Romania
| Claudiu Tufi
Pages 224 to 232| An election without a campaign
| Aneta Világi
Pages 234 to 240| The 2024 European elections in Slovenia
| Meta Novak, Damjan Lajh
Pages 242 to 250| The Spanish 2024 European elections
| Laura Chazel
Pages 252 to 259| 2024 Swedish European Elections
| Johan Arnebro Söderberg, Caroline Larsson
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Anthropological and ethnographic approaches to the European Union
(Part 2)
| Politique européenne
(2025/3 No 85)
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Pages 7 to 10| Anthropological and ethnographic approaches to the European Union
(1993- …)
| Didier Georgakakis, Marylou Hamm
Pages 12 to 39| Approaching the Council of the EU and Member States’ Permanent
Representations as ethnographic field sites
| Clément Perarnaud
Pages 40 to 71| Critique as Routine in Eurocracy: Two Compared Ethnographic
Perspectives
| Marylou Hamm, Xavier Gillard
Pages 72 to 106| At the heart or on the margins of the European Commission?
Ethnography of a mobile professional group “in transit”
| Magali Ballatore
Pages 108 to 133| Intermittent interest representatives of the port sector: actors at
the door of the European Parliament and of the Council of the
European Union?
| Carole Kerduel
Pages 134 to 158| Entering the field’s domesticity: Scientific reflexivity and
advocacy for SSH interests in Horizon Europe
| Didier Georgakakis, Marylou Hamm
Pages 160 to 163| Juan Diez Medrano, Europe in Love: Binational Couples and
Cosmopolitan Society, London and New York, Routledge, 2020, 242
p.
| Sophie Prantil
Pages 164 to 168| Gwenaëlle Perrier, Genre et politiques d’emploi. Une comparaison
France-Allemagne, Rennes, Presses Universitaires de Rennes,
2022, 230 p.
| Chiara Giordano
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Anthropology of European institutions (Part 1)
| Politique européenne
(2025/2 No 84)
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6 Didier Georgakakis et Marylou Hamm
Approches anthropologiques et ethnographiques de l’Union européenne
(1993-…)
Continuités, apports et défis
36 Marc Abélès
Trente ans après…
56 Frédéric Mérand et George Ross
EU Commission Cabinets : Past and Present
74 Timm Beichelt
Exclusive Insights and Case-related Paradigm Doubting :
Participant Observation on German EU Policy
94 Estelle Delaine
Légitimité, expertise et compromis. Vice-présidents
et rapporteurs d’extrême droite en commission
« affaires constitutionnelles » du Parlement
européen
LECTURES CRITIQUES
128 Marylou Hamm
Marine de Lassalle, Faire parler d’Europe. Voies et formats
des rapports institués au politique, Rennes, Presses universitaires
de Rennes, coll. « Res Publica », 2022.
134 Lola Avril
Estelle Delaine, À l’Extrême droite de l’hémicycle.
Le RN au cœur de la démocratie européenne, Paris,
Raisons d’agir, 2023.]]>
Pages 6 to 35| Anthropology of European institutions (1993-…)
| Didier Georgakakis, Marylou Hamm
Pages 36 to 55| Thirty years after...
| Marc Abélès
Pages 56 to 73| EU Commission Cabinets: Past and Present
| Frédéric Mérand, George Ross
Pages 74 to 93| Exclusive Insights and Case-related Paradigm Doubting: Participant
Observation on German EU Policy
| Timm Beichelt
Pages 94 to 126| Legitimacy, expertise and compromise. Far-right vice-presidents and
rapporteurs in the European Parliament’s Committee on
“Constitutional Affairs”
| Estelle Delaine
Pages 128 to 133| Marine de Lassalle, Faire parler d’Europe. Voies et formats des
rapports institués au politique , Rennes, Presses
universitaires de Rennes, 2022, 387 pages.
| Marylou Hamm
Pages 134 to 138| Estelle Delaine, À l’Extrême droite de l’hémicycle. Le RN au
cœur de la démocratie européenne, Paris, Raisons d’agir, 2023,
304 pages.
| Lola Avril
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European integration in the light of the “classics” of political
philosophy (Part II)
| Politique européenne
(2024/1 N° 83)
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6 Alina Pogurschi
« Souveraineté numérique européenne »
Réalité juridique ou expression au service du discours
(géo)politique ?
42 Christopher Lord
Reconciling the Interconnectedness and Autonomy
of European Union Democracies
Lessons from Hume and Kant
66 Nicolas Arens
Despotisme démocratique
Écueils classiques et nouveaux défis européens
96 Céline Spector
Quelle souveraineté ? Rôle et fonction de la philosophie politique
dans les études européennes
LECTURES CRITIQUES
123 Pierre Squevin
Jarle Trondal, Governing the Contemporary Administrative State.
Studies on the Organizational Dimension of Politics, New York,
Palgrave Macmillan, 2023.
130 Kevin Partenay
Anu Bradford, Digital Empires. The Global Battle to Regulate
Technology, New York, Oxford University Press, 2023.]]>
Pages 6 to 41| “European Digital Sovereignty”. Legal Reality or Expression in
Support of the (Geo)political Rhetoric?
| Alina Pogurschi
Pages 42 to 65| Reconciling the Interconnectedness and Autonomy of European Union
Democracies
| Christopher Lord
Pages 66 to 95| Democratic Despotism. Classical Pitfalls and New European
Challenges
| Nicolas Arens
Pages 96 to 121| Whose Sovereignty? Exploring the Role and Function of Political
Philosophy in European Studies
| Céline Spector
Pages 123 to 129| Jarle Trondal, Governing the Contemporary Administrative State.
Studies on the Organizational Dimension of Politics,
New York, Palgrave Macmillan, 2023, 364 pages.
| Pierre Squevin
Pages 130 to 133| Anu Bradford, Digital Empires. The Global Battle to Regulate
Technology, New York, Oxford University Press, 2023,
599 pages.
| Chloé Bérut
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European Integration in the Light of the “Classics” of Political
Philosophy
| Politique européenne
(2024/4 No 82)
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6 Nicolas Arens
Introduction
Lost in Reflection
How Does European Integration Look Through the Prism
of Political Philosophy ?
34 Odile Tourneux
La souveraineté européenne selon Emmanuel Macron
Problèmes et paradoxes d’un concept classique
58 Martin Deleixhe
L’Union européenne, le souverainisme et la souveraineté
européenne
Anacharsis Cloots, penseur intempestif de l’intégration
européenne ?
86 Thibaut Dauphin
La souveraineté et l’idée européenne
dans les œuvres de Voltaire et de Rousseau
116 Marcello Ciola
La coopération européenne en matière de sécurité
et défense face au Léviathan de Thomas Hobbes
Une réflexion autour de la conception « classique » de la
souveraineté en temps de crise
LECTURES CRITIQUES
148 Nicolas Hubé
Martin Herzer, The Media, European Integration
and the Rise of Euro-journalism, 1950s–1970s, Cham,
Palgrave Macmillan, 2019.
154 Kevin Partenay
Tobias Lenz, Interorganizational Diffusion in International
Relations. Regional Institutions and the Role of the European
Union, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2021.]]>
Pages 6 to 33| Introduction. Lost in Reflection
| Nicolas Arens
Pages 34 to 57| European Sovereignty According to Emmanuel Macron. Problems and
Paradoxes of a Classical Concept
| Odile Tourneux
Pages 58 to 84| European Union, Sovereigntism, and European Sovereignty. Anacharsis
Cloots, an Untimely Thinker of European Integration?
| Martin Deleixhe
Pages 86 to 114| Sovereignty and European Idea in Voltaire and Rousseau’s Works
| Thibaut Dauphin
Pages 116 to 145| European Security and Defense Cooperation Facing Thomas Hobbes’
Leviathan. A Reflection on the “Classical” Conception of
Sovereignty in Times of Crisis
| Marcello Ciola
Pages 148 to 152| Martin Herzer, The Media, European Integration and the Rise of
Euro-journalism, 1950s–1970s, Cham, Palgrave Macmillan, 2019,
514 pages.
| Nicolas Hubé
Pages 154 to 163| Tobias Lenz, Interorganizational Diffusion in International
Relations. Regional Institutions and the Role of the European
Union, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2021, 255 pages.
| Kevin Parthenay
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EU Digital Policies and Politics
| Politique européenne
(2024/3 No 81)
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8 Céleste Bonnamy, Clément Perarnaud
Introduction
EU Digital Policies and Politics
Unpacking the European Approach to Regulate the “Digital”
28 Orsolya Gulyás
Digital Sovereignty, Competitiveness,
and the Illusion of Freedom
An Arendtian Approach to EU Digital Policy
54 Julien Rossi
La structure argumentative d’un demi-siècle
de politique européenne de protection
des données à caractère personnel
86 Chloé Bérut
Strategic Europeanisation
A “Context-driven” Approach of the Use
of European Instruments in Digital Health Policies
110 Samuel Cipers, Trisha Meyer
“Free Speech is Not Free Reach”
How Platforms Self-regulate Misinformation,
Political Ads and Election Campaigns
142 Sebastian Heidebrecht
Platform Accountability in the European Union
The Cases of Data Protection and Digital Services Regulation
LECTURES CRITIQUES
170 Julien Louis
Aurélie Dianara Andry, Social Europe, the Road not Taken. The Left
and European Integration in the Long 1970s, Oxford, Oxford
University Press, 2022, 333 p.
176 Laura Chazel
Giuliano Bobba et Nicolas Hubé, Populism
and the Politicization of the COVID-19 Crisis in Europe,
Londres, Palgrave Macmillan, 2021, 161 p.]]>
Pages 8 to 27| Introduction. EU Digital Policies and Politics
| Céleste Bonnamy, Clément Perarnaud
Pages 28 to 52| Digital Sovereignty, Competitiveness, and the Illusion of Freedom
| Orsolya Gulyás
Pages 54 to 85| The Argumentative Structure of a Half-Century of European Data
Protection Public Policy
| Julien Rossi
Pages 86 to 109| Strategic Europeanisation
| Chloé Bérut
Pages 110 to 141| “Free Speech is Not Free Reach”
| Samuel Cipers, Trisha Meyer
Pages 142 to 168| Platform Accountability in the European Union
| Sebastian Heidebrecht
Pages 170 to 175| Aurélie Dianara Andry, Social Europe, the Road not Taken. The
Left and European Integration in the Long 1970s, Oxford, Oxford
University Press, 2022, 333 pages.
| Julien Louis
Pages 176 to 183| Giuliano Bobba and Nicolas Hubé, Populism and the Politicization
of the COVID-19 Crisis in Europe, London, Palgrave Macmillan,
2021, 161 pages.
| Laura Chazel
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Varia
| Politique européenne
(2024/2 N° 80)
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8 Nils Sartorius et Lukas Brenner
When the Populist Radical Right Turns European
The International Dimensions of Populism and Nationalism within the
Case of the Identity and Democracy Group
in the European Parliament
34 Roila Mavrouli
L’État de droit et les incitations économiques
dans la crise des valeurs
Surveiller, sanctionner, punir ou rien de tout cela
56 Lucas Schramm
Better to Go it Alone ?
European Disintegration in the Context of Crises Beyond the
Legal-institutionalist Sense
LECTURES CRITIQUES
84 Agnès Alexandre-Collier
Meg Russell, Lisa James, The Parliamentary Battle over Brexit,
Oxford, University Press Academic UK, 2023, 416 p.
88 Didier Georgakakis
Frédéric Mérand, Un sociologue à la Commission européenne, Paris,
Presses de Sciences po, 2021, 320 p.
LECTURE CRoisée
110 Samuel Defacqz
Contre les institutions, tout contre les institutions :
les groupes d’intérêt et l’Union européenne
Willy Beauvallet, Cécile Robert, Élise Roullaud (dir.),
EU Affairs. Sociologie des lobbyistes européens, Bruxelles,
Peter Lang, 2022, 314 p.
Jean Comte, Au cœur du lobbying européen, Liège,
Presses universitaires de Liège, 2023, 152 p.]]>
Pages 8 to 33| When the Populist Radical Right Turns European
| Lukas Brenner, Nils Sartorius
Pages 34 to 55| Rule of Law and Economic Incentives in the Crisis of Values
| Roïla Mavrouli
Pages 56 to 82| Better to Go it Alone? European Disintegration
in the Context of Crises Beyond
the Legal-institutionalist Sense
| Lucas Schramm
Pages 84 to 87| Meg Russell, Lisa James, The Parliamentary Battle over
Brexit, Oxford, University Press Academic UK, 2023.
| Agnès Alexandre-Collier
Pages 88 to 108| Frédéric Mérand, Un sociologue à la Commission européenne,
Paris, Presses de Sciences po, 2021.
| Didier Georgakakis
Pages 110 to 114| Interest groups and the European Union
| Samuel Defacqz
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Judicialization
| Politique européenne
(2023/1 N° 79)
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Pages 8 to 30| Ordering or challenging the European economy through law
| Benjamin Lemoine, Damien Piron
Pages 32 to 60| Clash Between Guardians of The Economic Constitution
| Guillaume Grégoire
Pages 62 to 94| National paths to European fiscal discipline
| Thomas Lépinay
Pages 96 to 130| The Sovereign at Play with Financial Codes
| Benjamin Lemoine, Damien Piron
Pages 132 to 159| Financial stability for which Europe?
| Alexandre Violle
Pages 160 to 191| Public debt between legitimacy and legality
| Jessy Bailly
Pages 192 to 214| Challenging the budgetary order on the ground of law
| Félicien Pagnon
Pages 216 to 221| Federico Fabbrini, EU Fiscal Capacity. Legal Integration After
Covid-19 and the War in Ukraine, Oxford, Oxford University
Press, 2022.
| Christakis Georgiou
Pages 222 to 225| Amandine Crespy, The European Social Question. Tackling
Key Controversies, New Castle, Agenda Publishing, 2022.
| Karim Fertikh
Pages 226 to 230| Ramona Coman, The Politics of the Rule of Law in the EU
Polity, Londres, Palgrave Macmillan, 2022.
| Laure Neumayer
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Varia
| Politique européenne
(2023/4 No 78)
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Pages 8 to 30| The EU’s strategic approaches in international environmental
negotiations
| Frauke Pipart
Pages 32 to 46| From a Back-up Plan to a Purposeful Research Design
| Inés Bolaños Somoano, Inés Bolaños Somoano, Antonin Thyrard
Pages 48 to 70| Everything for the regions, but do the regions really care?
| Michael Strnad
Pages 72 to 102| The political secretariats of the Committee of the Regions.
Discreet but discretionary agents in the political work of the
institution
| Jessy Bailly
Pages 104 to 131| Studying the EU and its Pioneers
| Simona Guerra
Pages 134 to 145| REVOLVE: Studying Revolving Doors and Their Regulation in the EU
and Its Member States
| Lola Avril, Emilia Korkea-aho, Verena Rošic Feguš
Pages 148 to 152| Nick Vaughan-Williams, Vernacular Border Security. Citizens’
Narrative of Europe’s “Migration Crisis”, Oxford, Oxford
University Press, 2021.
| Marie Bassi
Pages 154 to 157| Tommaso Pavone, The Ghostwriters. Lawyers and the Politics
behind the Judicial Construction of Europe, Cambridge,
Cambridge University Press, 2022.
| Audrey M. Plan
Pages 158 to 163| Aliénor Ballangé, La démocratie communautaire. Généalogie
critique de l’Union européenne, Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne,
2022.
| Eva-Maria Schäfferle
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Varia
| Politique européenne
(2022/3 No 77)
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d’énergie renouvelable / Corporate power and the resolution of the
Eurozone crisis / Beyond Dichotomies : Defining Europeanness
in a 'Limit-Experience’/ A reaction to the French “non” ? Or a case
of institutional bricolage ?]]>
Pages 6 to 34| Advocating Social Europe against Market Europe. The framing of the
Viking and Laval cases by the European Trade Union Confederation
| Julien Louis
Pages 36 to 65| How do new entrants within a market use the European Union?
Insights from the case of renewable energy cooperatives
| Pierre Wokuri
Pages 66 to 114| Corporate power and the resolution of the Eurozone crisis
| Christakis Georgiou
Pages 116 to 141| Beyond Dichotomies: Defining Europeanness in a ‘Limit-Experience’
| Federico Petris
Pages 142 to 169| A reaction to the French “non”? Or a case of institutional
bricolage?
| Michel Vincent Anderlini
Pages 172 to 175| Antoine Bailleux, Elsa Bernard, Sophie Jacquot and Quentin Landenne
(eds.), Les récits judiciaires de l’Europe. Dynamiques et
conflits, Bruxelles, Bruylant, 2021.
| Lola Avril
Pages 176 to 179| Gabriele Abels, Andrea Krizsán, Heather MacRae and Anna van der
Vleuten (eds), The Routledge Handbook of Gender and EU
Politics, London, Routledge, 2021.
| Valentine Berthet
Pages 180 to 183| Lucy Kinski, European Representation in EU National
Parliaments, Cham, Palgrave Macmillan, 2021.
| François Randour
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The asymmetries of the Cold War
| Politique européenne
(2022/2 No 76)
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Pages 6 to 11| Introduction
| Frédéric Clavert, Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol
Pages 12 to 45| Containment, European oil asymmetry, and American Middle East
Policy
| Manuel Dorion-Soulié
Pages 46 to 66| Know your enemies rather than your friends. The asymmetry of
Western and Eastern European Studies in American universities
during the Cold War
| Justine Faure
Pages 68 to 94| Another Europe, rather than the other Europe?
| Simon Godard
Pages 96 to 120| Transforming development asymmetries into an asset, so as to reduce
ideological asymmetries between Western and Eastern Europe: the
case of French détente with Romania
| Pierre Bouillon
Pages 122 to 145| The CSCE, instrument of confrontation and tool for overcoming
European asymmetries
| Nicolas Badalassi
Pages 146 to 172| Parallelism, Asymmetry and Convergence in Cold War Europe
| Angela Romano
Pages 173 to 182| Review of Executive-legislative (Im)balance in the European
Union. Diane Fromage and Anna Herranz-Surallés. Oxford, Hart,
2020, 339 pp.
| Guillaume Sacriste
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Varia
| Politique européenne
(2022/1 No 75)
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Pages 6 to 8| Editorial
Pages 10 to 40| Revisiting the Government of the EU: The Eclipse of European
dirigisme
| Andy Smith
Pages 42 to 66| The European Union Press Corps (2000-2020): continuity and change
of a journalistic institution
| Olivier Baisnée, Marie Pouzadoux
Pages 68 to 82| The European Semester: Vehicle of integration or fragmentation?
| Tom Massart
Pages 84 to 98| Mobilizing the European Union in domestic policy-making: the case
of interest-groups use of soft law
| Romain Mespoulet
Pages 100 to 122| Studying (de-)politicization of the EU from a citizens point of
view: A new comparative focus group study
| Laurie Beaudonnet, Céline Belot, Hélène Caune, Claire Dupuy, Anne-Marie Houde, Morgan Le Corre Juratic, Damien Pennetreau, Tiago Silva, Virginie Van Ingelgom
Pages 124 to 129| Ana Milošević, Tamara Trošt, Europeanisation and memory politics
in the Western Balkans, Cham, Palgrave Macmillan, 2021
| Sarah Sajn
Pages 130 to 134| Nicolas Zahariadis, Laurie Buonanno (eds.), The Routledge
Handbook of European Public Policy, Abingdon-on-Thames,
Routledge, 2018
| Laurie Boussaguet
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Social Partners in the European Union and the Test of Gender and
Intersectionality
| Politique européenne
(2022/4 No 74)
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Pages 8 to 9| Foreword
| Sophie Jacquot, Clémence Ledoux
Pages 10 to 37| Social Partners in the European Union and the Test of Gender and
Intersectionality
| Sophie Jacquot, Clémence Ledoux
Pages 38 to 52| Gender, Power and Corporatism: Complex Relationships and Analytical
Perspectives. An(other) Introduction to the Special Issue
| Anna Elomäki, Johanna Kantola
Pages 54 to 77| European Social Partners and Gender Equality Policy: from Mistrust
to Impediment
| Sophie Jacquot
Pages 78 to 107| Framing the Feminised Home-Based Services Sector at European Level:
the Evolving Role of Trade Unions and Employer’s Organisations
| Clémence Ledoux
Pages 108 to 134| Inclusive Advocacy? Trade-Union Activity in Support of the Rights
of Domestic Workers in Continental Europe
| Franca van Hooren, Clémence Ledoux, Birgit Apitzsch, Anja Eleveld
Pages 136 to 163| Trade Union Mobilization and Female-Dominated Care Work in Ireland:
Feminised and/or Feminist?
| Pauline Cullen
Pages 164 to 188| Advocating for equality: business case or social justice? Conflicts
of gender knowledge between trade unions and management in large
French companies
| Susan Milner, Sophie Pochic
Pages 190 to 214| Class and Gender in Conflict? Exploring Intersectionality in
Practice in Swedish Gender Equality Bargaining
| Josefina Erikson
Pages 216 to 220| Christine Cadot, Mémoires collectives européennes,
Saint-Denis, Presses universitaires de Vincennes, 2019.
| Morgane Le Boulay
Pages 222 to 226| H. Tolga Bolukbasi, Euro-Austerity and Welfare States:
Comparative Political Economy of Reform During the Maastricht
Decade, Toronto, Buffalo, and London, University of Toronto
Press, 2021.
| Thomas Maldiney
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Brexit turbulences
| Politique européenne
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Pages 8 to 30| Brexit turbulences: democratic legitimity, governance and public
action
| Nathalie Berny, Viviane Gravey, Anja Thomas
Pages 32 to 57| From voice and exit to expulsion: Conservative rebellions in the
midst of Brexit turbulence
| Agnès Alexandre-Collier
Pages 58 to 88| Europeanization, disengagement or de-Europeanization? The
post-Brexit police cooperation
| Agathe Piquet
Pages 90 to 117| The British Council and European cultural cooperation: a reputation
equal to the Brexit’s turbulences
| Anne-Laure Riotte
Pages 118 to 148| The role of the Parliament between June 2017 and December 2019:
exemplarity or obstruction?
| Aurélien Antoine
Pages 150 to 178| Leaving the CAP, how and why? The (re)construction of British
agricultural policies at the heart of the Brexit turbulences
| Viviane Gravey, Ludivine Petetin, Mary Dobbs
Pages 182 to 188| Comparative readings. Ireland, Northern Ireland and Brexit
| Lisa Claire Whitten
Pages 192 to 195| Federico Fabbrini, Brexit and the Future of the European
Union, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2021.
| Lucas Schramm
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Varia
| Politique européenne
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Pages 6 to 19| Jean-Louis Quermonne (1927-2021)
| Jean Leca
Pages 20 to 44| Selling Europe? Sport as a communication medium for the European
project (1966-1985)
| William Gasparini
Pages 46 to 67| When votes do not translate into power: Influence capabilities of
Germany in the context of JHA negotiations in the Council of the EU
| Clément Perarnaud
Pages 68 to 92| Good governance or post-democracy? The eunomic rationality of
European integration
| Aliénor Ballangé
Pages 94 to 117| Hungary’s renationalisation strategies: how a populist radical
right government may seek control over (EU) migration policy
| Florian Trauner, Philipp Stutz
Pages 120 to 124| Cherry James, Citizenship, Nation-Building and Identity in the
UE. The Contribution of Erasmus student mobility, New York,
Routledge, 2019, 234pages
| Anne-Laure Riotte
Pages 126 to 129| Recension de Samuel B. H. Faure, Avec ou Sans l’Europe. Le
Dilemme de la Politique Française d’Armement, Bruxelles,
Éditions de l’Université de Bruxelles, 2020, 211 pages
| Olivier Schmitt
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Varia
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Pages 6 to 27| The European Parliament and memory politics: exploring the
constellation of actors
| Ana Milošević, Philippe Perchoc
Pages 28 to 52| The European Parliament’s youth policy, 1952-1979: An attempt to
create a collective memory of an integrated Europe
| Mechthild Roos
Pages 54 to 78| Victimizing Europeans: Narrating Shared History in the European
Parliament’s House of European History
| Wolfram Kaiser
Pages 80 to 108| Competing Regimes of Memory? The European Day of Remembrance in
Romania
| Alina Thiemann, Valentina Pricopie
Pages 110 to 141| Acting at the margins – Italian mnemonic activism in the European
Parliament
| Aline Sierp, Lorena Ortiz Cabrero
Pages 142 to 169| (Un)shared memory: European Parliament and EU Remembrance Day for
Victims of Terrorism
| Ana Milošević, Gérôme Truc
Pages 172 to 176| Christian Wenkel, Éric Bussière, Anahita Grisoni and Hélène
Miard-Delacroix (eds.), The Environment and the European Public
Sphere: Perceptions, Actors, Policies, Winwick, Cambridgeshire,
UK, The White Horse Press, 2020.
| Florence Faucher
Pages 178 to 180| Michel Mangenot, Qui gouverne l’Union européenne ?
Chroniques 2014-2020, Paris, La documentation française, 2020.
| Frédéric Mérand
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La politique étrangère européenne face au Brexit
| Politique européenne
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Pages 8 to 17| The Impact of Brexit on the EU foreign policy
| Delphine Deschaux-Dutard, Christian Lequesne
Pages 18 to 39| Untying the knot: Brexit and administrative disintegration in CFSP
and CSDP structures
| Daniel Schade
Pages 40 to 69| The relaunch of the European defense project beyond state control
| Fabien Terpan
Pages 70 to 93| Brexit and foreign policy discourses. An analysis of French and
German governmental discourses around European Defence Policy since
2016
| Delphine Deschaux-Dutard
Pages 94 to 115| Italy in the EU after Brexit: carrying through or taking a bet?
| Lorenzo Cladi, Andrea Locatelli
Pages 116 to 142| Poland's security policy in the context of Brexit: Bilateral,
multilateral or flexilateral?
| Amélie Zima
Pages 144 to 165| Same Challenge, Different Answers? Mapping out Brexit Challenges
for Czech and Slovak EU Policy-Making
| Monika Brusenbauch Meislová
Pages 166 to 191| ‘Carry On, Global Britain’: Recrafting Post-Brexit
| Amelia Hadfield
Pages 194 to 197| Jean-Claude Barbier (ed.). Un retour des nations en
Europe ? Réflexions sur la crise politique de l’Union
européenne, Paris, La Documentation Française, 2018,
235 pages.
| Magali Gravier
Pages 198 to 203| Dieter Plehwe, Quinn Slobodian, Philip Mirowski (eds), Nine
Lives of Neoliberalism, Londres, Verso, 2020, 347 pages.
| Roberto Ventresca
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Varia
| Politique européenne
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Pages 6 to 38| Reviewing Europe. On the socio-history of the first European
studies journals in Germany, France and the United Kingdom
| Hugo Canihac
Pages 40 to 71| A Franco-European struggle: The definitional conflict around
European populations living in slums in France, identified as
“Roma”
| Louis Bourgois
Pages 72 to 94| The European commercial policy and the French economic policy: What
interaction regarding industrial cooperation? The example of the
relationship with Romania (1970-1975)
| Pierre Bouillon
Pages 96 to 122| Expertise as a symbolic reward. How Turkish bureaucrats integrate
“European migration governance”
| Shoshana Fine
Pages 124 to 148| Going to Europe. Logics and forms of the first Euro-lawyers'
engagement in European policies
| Lola Avril
Pages 150 to 175| ‘Transparency has not changed anything!’
| Stéphanie Novak
Pages 178 to 182| Ariadna Ripoll Servent, Florian Trauner (eds.), The Routledge
Handbook of Justice and Home Affairs Research, New York,
Routledge, 2018.
| Agathe Piquet
Pages 183 to 186| Jason Beckfield, Unequal Europe. Regional Integration and the
Rise of European Inequality, Oxford, Oxford University Press,
2019.
| Samir Mustafa Negash