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Abstract Democracy and liberal democracy in particular are at a turning point and the European Union constructive disruptive and destructive. These four ideal-types are then explained and illustrated by concrete Section 2 depicts the phenomenon under consideration and questions whether dissensus can be studied through concepts in political science namely opposition and contestation. Section 3 proposes an empirical definition the nature of the conflict over liberal democracy and the heterogeneity of actors goals can lead to four Dissensus over liberal democracy: concept-building and typology

countries of origin transit and destination. Acting upon perceptions and aspirations these information strategies defined by state and non-state actors to reach potential migrants and the everyday practices deployed 895-900 Abstract Migration information campaigns and awareness-raising activities are increasingly used their country of origin. As they rely on security and humanitarian rationales they gather heterogenous whose practices oscillate between migration control and assistance. Yet despite their apparently consensual Neste-Gottignies (2023) Information Directed Towards Migrants and the (Un)Making of Borders: An Interdisciplinary Perspective Perspective Between Countries of Origin, Transit, and Destination, Journal of Borderlands Studies Information Directed Towards Migrants and the (Un)Making of Borders: An Interdisciplinary Perspective Perspective Between Countries of Origin, Transit, and Destination

instrument of the Yaoundé and Lomé Conventions with the African Caribbean and Pacific States. It also deals deals with the strategies of the Member States and their firms to get EDF contracts. It argues that the most African countries. In this sense the authority and legitimacy of the European Commission in administering decision making permanent exception to rules opacity and the primacy of personal relationships with the Commission their attempts to secure funding for their firms and their political clients in Africa. Hence each Member DIMIER, Véronique. Eurafrica and Its Business: The European Development Fund between the Member States States, the European Commission and European Firms. JEIH Journal of European Integration History, 2018, vol Eurafrica and its Business: the European Development Fund Between the Member States, the European Commission Commission and European Firms

captured and defined as peerness for control purposes and simultaneously how it is mobilized and enacted the European Union EU and its Member States have been funding information and awareness-raising initiatives to gain potential migrants trust and ultimately enforce migration and border control. However while peerness between migrants and intermediaries is generally taken for granted by migration and border studies it migrant intermediation transforms and reinforces both social hierarchies and relations of power within local Conflicting dynamics and effects of “peer-to-peer” intermediation in North and West Africa. Journal of Conflicting Dynamics and Effects of “Peer-to-peer” Intermediation in North and West Africa

political economy we argue that the discursive construal and framing of this crisis was instrumental to embed pandemic with broader levels of conjunctural historical and even civilizational temporal references. Providing of the European Commission the European Council and European Central Bank during 2020 we show how the Embedding past, present and future crises: time and the political construction of the Covid-19 pandemic

for Convergence and Competitiveness BICC 2017 2019 and the adoption of the Recovery and Resilience Facility reinterpreting the rules and layering on new instruments while fostering investment and fiscal sharing on top these claims by studying the frames and narratives of French German and EU leaders during three rounds of momentarily closing the gap between responsibility and responsiveness. By Amandine Crespy and Tom Massart, with Vivien Schmidt became possible: evolving frames and narratives on responsibility and responsiveness from the Eurocrisis

The growing influence of social media platforms and the disinformation that circulates in them has transformed with disinformation is an open normative empirical and political question in contemporary democracies. In of the public sphere that such strategies imply and the analytical challenges to undertake this line also to determine the sort of the public sphere and democracy we ought to strive for. This perspective Disinformation and Big Tech in the EU: A Research Agenda on the Institutional Strategies, Public Spheres and Analytical

in Europe and East Asia: cooperation or competition? A comparative analysis of the ITER and Galileo experiences in Europe and East Asia: Cooperation or Competition? A comparative Analysis of the ITER and Galileo Experiences