Journal of Common Market Studies
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Volume 63, month 05, 2025
- The European Union as a Target: When Do Democratic Backsliders Rhetorically Challenge the EU? pp. 683-703

- Kari Waters and Samantha Call
- The (De‐)Europeanization of the Political Class in the European Parliament: A Longitudinal Analysis of Members of the European Parliament's Career Patterns (1979–2019) pp. 704-725

- Jeremy Dodeigne, François Randour and Sophie Kopsch
- Context Matters: Variation in the Shortsightedness of European Climate Policy pp. 726-744

- Jana Gheuens
- Adaptation, Experimentation or Conservation? The Use of Differentiated Implementation Under the Energy Efficiency Directive pp. 745-764

- Alexander Hoppe, Michael Hübner, Sebastiaan Princen and Martin Svec
- Doing the Same With Different Results: Variations in EU Presidencies of Austria, Finland, Slovakia and Czechia pp. 765-785

- Kateřina Kočí and Jarolím Antal
- Northern Realignment? Explaining Nordic Consent to NextGenerationEU pp. 786-803

- Johan Ekman, Rune Møller Stahl and Magnus Ryner
- Transgovernmental Labour Standards Enforcement in a Pan‐European Labour Market: An Arms Race Between Institutional Alignment and Regulatory Arbitrage pp. 804-820

- Nathan Lillie, Anita Brzozowska, Kairit Kall, Justyna Salamońska and Kamil Matuszczyk
- A Convincing Narrative to Control the Crisis Response? The Role of the President of the European Commission During the COVID‐19 Pandemic pp. 821-838

- Isabel Camisão and Paulo Vila Maior
- European Solidarity Takes the Field: The Dimensional Structure of Political Competition in the European Union After the Polycrisis pp. 839-859

- Francesco Visconti and Alessandro Pellegata
- Everything Everywhere All at Once? Introducing a Field‐Theoretic Model for Party Politics in the European Union pp. 860-879

- Gilles Pittoors
- EU Industrial Policy and Convergent Development in EU Peripheries: An Assessment of the ‘Important Project of Common European Interest’ (IPCEI) Template pp. 880-896

- Henrique Lopes‐Valença
- Immigration Policy Preferences in Six EU Countries: The Shadow of Intergovernmental Conflicts in Public Opinion pp. 897-914

- Fabio Wasserfallen and Théoda Woeffray
- EU Emissions Trading for Transport and Buildings: Saved by Synergistic Institutional Interaction? pp. 915-931

- Jørgen Wettestad
- Mapping Corporate Investments Between China and Europe in an Era of Geoeconomic Competition pp. 932-963

- Milan Babic and Lukas Linsi
- Defining and Operationalising Defiant Non‐Compliance in the EU: The Rule of Law Case pp. 964-986

- Carlos Closa and Gisela Hernández
- Unpacking the European Commission: Cabinet Composition and EU Policy‐Making pp. 987-1007

- William T. Daniel and Steffen Hurka
- The European Union's Global Health Actorness: A Research Agenda for a New Age of Pandemics pp. 1008-1021

- Óscar Fernández
- Coming In: Sexual Politics and EU Accession in Serbia, Koen Slootmaeckers (Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 2023, ISBN 9781526159342); xiii + 234 pp pp. 1022-1023

- Bojan Bilić
Volume 63, month 03, 2025
- Where Have All the ‘Exiters’ Gone? Contextualising the Concept of Hard Euroscepticism pp. 351-368

- Vratislav Havlík and Vít Hloušek
- Collective Memory and the Stalling of European Integration: Generational Dynamics and the Crisis of European Leadership pp. 369-384

- Peter J. Verovšek
- Non‐learning Within a Constellation of Communities of Practice: The Case of the EU and Its Democracy Support in the Arab World pp. 385-401

- Christian Achrainer and Michelle Pace
- Conditionality as an Instrument of European Governance – Cases, Characteristics and Types pp. 402-419

- Peter Becker
- When EU Agencies Set Up Advisory Committees: All About Autonomy? pp. 420-437

- Torbjørg Jevnaker
- The EU Commission During the Covid‐19 Crisis: Attempts at Self‐Empowerment, or Not? pp. 438-466

- Gijs Jan Brandsma and Jens Blom‐Hansen
- Failing Forward in European Economic Governance: The Cyclicality of European Integration and Institutional Competition in the COVID‐19 Crisis pp. 467-484

- Joscha Abels
- Border Regions as Nuclei of European Integration? Evidence From Germany pp. 485-506

- Moritz Rehm, Martin Schröder and Georg Wenzelburger
- Brexit Rhapsody: Exploring Patterns of Issue Salience in the Negotiations pp. 507-525

- David Moloney and Mads Dagnis Jensen
- Sending Signals or Building Bridges? Digital Sovereignty in EU Communicative and Co‐Ordinative Discourse pp. 526-547

- Georg Wenzelburger and Pascal D. König
- The EU’s Transactional Approach to Rule of Law Spending Conditionality in the 2020s pp. 548-563

- Pauline Thinus
- What Do Politicians Think of Technocratic Institutions? Attitudes in the European Parliament Towards the European Central Bank pp. 564-589

- Federico M. Ferrara, Donato Masciandaro, Manuela Moschella and Davide Romelli
- How Have EU Legislators Established EU Agencies With Enforcement Tasks? Case Studies of the European Aviation Safety Agency and the European Medicines Agency pp. 590-605

- Laurens van Kreij
- Advocating for the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive Against the Odds: Strategies and Legitimation pp. 606-623

- Morgane Thorens, Nadia Bernaz and Otto Hospes
- Power Through Pressure: How Interconnection Became Part of the EU's Overarching Climate and Energy Policy pp. 624-644

- Inga Margrete Ydersbond
- Do They Matter? The Perceived Impact of European Administrative Networks pp. 645-666

- Ana Carolina Soares, Dorte Sindbjerg Martinsen and Reini Schrama
- Examination of the Critical Infrastructure Resilience Directive From the Maritime Point of View pp. 667-678

- Marcos Julien Alexopoulos, Arto Niemi, Bartosz Skobiej and Frank Sill Torres
- A Litmus Test for Democratic Politics in Europe: Parliaments, Brexit and the Future of the European Union, Julien Navarro (London: Routledge, 2022) pp. 679-680

- Icoz Gulay
Volume 63, month 01, 2025
- A European Public Sphere United by Football: A Comparative Quantitative Text Analysis of German, Norwegian, Polish and Spanish Football Media pp. 3-27

- Jonas Biel, Tobias Finger, Arne Niemann, Vincent Reinke, Radosław Kossakowski, Jens Jungblut, Dobrosław Mańkowski and Ramón Llopis‐Goig
- Perceptions of a Shared European Culture Increase the Support for the European Union pp. 28-50

- Valentina Petrovic, Simon Walo, Jörg Rössel, Tally Katz‐Gerro and Maria Pilar Lopez Belbeze
- Cities as Actors in the EU Policy Towards China pp. 51-70

- Tomasz Kamiński, Joanna Ciesielska‐Klikowska and Michał Gzik
- The European Union's Place in United States–China Strategic Competition: How Role Dynamics Drive Brussels Towards Washington pp. 71-88

- Sebastian Biba
- Does Populism Matter in EU–China Relations? The Cases of Italy and Czechia pp. 89-107

- Małgorzata Jakimów, Filippo Boni and Richard Turcsányi
- Making Markets Through Coalitions: The European Union and the Debate Over Ukraine's National Resources pp. 108-126

- Aron Buzogány and Mihai Varga
- Geopolitical EU? The EU's Wartime Assistance to Ukraine pp. 127-142

- Elisabeth Johansson‐Nogués and Francesca Leso
- An EU Sustainable Migration: Institutional Discourse and Migration Politics pp. 143-159

- Alezini Loxa
- The Emigration Conundrum: EU Countries of Origin of Migrants Between Integration and Demarcation pp. 160-178

- Christof Roos, Max Nagel, Hanna Kieschnick and Kseniia Cherniak
- How Do European Countries Use EU‐Funded Food Aid and How Important Is It for the Most Deprived? pp. 179-196

- Karen Hermans and Bea Cantillon
- Thought Communities and Pre‐conditions for Polity Formation in the European Union: Evidence From Six EU Member States pp. 197-226

- Jozef Bátora and Pavol Baboš
- Financial Absorption of Cohesion Policy Funds: How Do Programmes and Territorial Characteristics Influence the Pace of Spending? pp. 227-245

- Anabela M. Santos, Andrea Conte and Francesco Molica
- A Turn to Export‐Led Growth? Rethinking the Growth Models in Greece and Portugal pp. 246-266

- Konstantinos Myrodias
- From Menace to Mundane: Moral Hazard and the Politics of the European Central Bank's Government Bond Purchases pp. 267-283

- Michele Chang, David Howarth and Laura Pierret
- Inside the European Union's Trade Machinery: Institutional Changes in an Age of Geoeconomics pp. 284-301

- Sjorre Couvreur
- Reassessing Cohesion Policy Through the Lens of the New EU Industrial Policy pp. 302-319

- Francesco Molica
- Fiscal Rules in the European Union: Less Is More pp. 320-334

- Bogdan Căpraru, Anastasios Pappas and Nicu Sprincean
- Europe's Coming of Age, Loukas Tsoukalis (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2022, ISBN 9781509554553); 246 pp., 25 GBP hardback pp. 335-336

- Kamil Ławniczak
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