Norden in the Arctic and Baltic Sea region

How do performances fuse societies?

Conclusions and Policy Recommendations

Exploring a Triangular Drama: The High Representative, the Council Presidency and the Commission

The European Security Order: The EU and the Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion

Introduktion: Sveriges ordförandeskap i EU 2009

Närområdet: Regional prioritering som alleuropeiskt intresse

Lärdomar från två svenska EU-ordförandeskap

EU, krisen och den nya globala ordningen

Den internationella fredens anatomi

I den stabila fredens gränsland: EU:s utvidgning och den europeiska grannskapspolitiken

Feminism

The Green State and Emphatic Rationality

The Green State Revisited

Single Policy Study : Three Variations in Design

Single policy studies are the most common form of EU research. They are widely used to understand the role of the EU in a wide variety of sectors, together with its development over time, and often offer public policy prescriptions. The main aim of this chapter is to discuss the relevance of single policy studies in EU research and give examples of how such research can be carried out and designed

The double democratic deficit in climate policy-making by the EU Commission

Who gets to know about nature? Biodiversity and ecosystem services through an intersectional lens

Rethinking the Green State. Environmental governance towards climate and sustainability transitions

Intervjustudie om förutsättningar för en svensk klimatomställning - preliminära resultat

The Baltic Sea Region in 2011