This chapter asks what voices, spaces, and values may have been missing from old environmental law that could be included for the betterment of new environmental law.

While politicisation is widely considered to constrain EU decision-making, this article explores how it was overcome by crisis policy feedback in the case of the Recovery and Resilience Facility...

The author assesses when heightened polarization and new cleavages are likely to emerge, and when a more unified front can be expected in European security and defence.

The author presents a novel argument that a ‘menu’ of justifications exists for the implementation of international sanctions, dividing them into five categories.

This article proposes an approach for the identification of the subpopulation for which we can draw valid causal inference, using the Brazil Bolsa Família programme as a case study.

This article builds on existing literature to theorise the interactive effects of populism on agenda setting when populists are on the outside, in elective office, or in government.

This chapter focuses on the political dimension of Europe's monetary union to explain the relationship between European political integration and European monetary integration.

This chapter examines China’s practices of norm entrepreneurship in two cases: developmentalism in global human protection and sovereignty in global cyberspace.