seminar of the Cevipol Europe axis will explore the interactive dynamics in the EU between the national first on the case of Hungary's approach to rule of law conditionalities and second on why the EU failed a PhD candidate at the Hertie School. Her research explores the conditions for the emergence of welfare Switzerland and the United States in order to understand contemporary and future policy directions for the EU s He is the author of 'Protecting Democracy in Europe Pluralism Autocracy and the Future of the EU' Hurst Hungary's approach to rule of law conditionalities / Protecting Democracy in Europe

factors that facilitated the integration of the international hate crime concept into law enforcement and advanced training to law enforcement officers in the policing of hate crimes. The paper delves into this crimes. The comparative analysis of the policymaking process's inputs and outputs reveals both the factors Obstacles encompass the politicisation of women s and LGBT rights the rise of the anti-gender movement recent work examines the evolving state responses to anti-LGBT violence amidst the rise of anti-gender Advocacy Coalitions, Issue Salience, and State Responses to Homophobia and Transphobia in Poland

We examine these questions at the example of the EU's recent reform of the Common European Asylum System by the EU lead to lower support for European integration among pro-immigration voters but lead to higher main interest lies in the question of how citizens form opinions on the EU and the representation of their First we show that factual information about right-wing policy adoption is not sufficient to make voters institutional values. Secondly we find that when made salient voters respond to policy shifts in line with their Liberal value clash: citizens' reactions to liberal institutions' right-wing policy shifts

We examine these questions at the example of the EU's recent reform of the Common European Asylum System by the EU lead to lower support for European integration among pro-immigration voters but lead to higher main interest lies in the question of how citizens form opinions on the EU and the representation of their First we show that factual information about right-wing policy adoption is not sufficient to make voters institutional values. Secondly we find that when made salient voters respond to policy shifts in line with their Liberal value clash: citizens' reactions to liberal institutions' right-wing policy shifts

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We examine these questions at the example of the EU's recent reform of the Common European Asylum System by the EU lead to lower support for European integration among pro-immigration voters but lead to higher main interest lies in the question of how citizens form opinions on the EU and the representation of their First we show that factual information about right-wing policy adoption is not sufficient to make voters institutional values. Secondly we find that when made salient voters respond to policy shifts in line with their Liberal value clash: citizens' reactions to liberal institutions' right-wing policy shifts

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particularly regarding the implementation of sustainability commitments and the disclosure of environmental post-funding behavior. The role of lead investors is also explored particularly their potential to enhance governance insights into the alignment between sustainability promises and actual impact within the crowdfunding between inherently sustainable ventures and those that adopt sustainability over time assessing how these especially those overlooked by traditional investors due to their dual financial and environmental missions. CEBRIG Research ReUnite : Paths to environmental legitimacy: acomparative study of sustainability implementationand

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