Although the EU competition regime is well-established and highly effective, EU policy
actors may still need to rethink their tried and tested approach to competition regulation. This …

At a time when Europe and business stand at crossroads, this study provides a perspective
into how business representation in the EU has evolved and valuable insights into how to …

How do actors react to the politicisation of trade policy? This special issue aims to tackle this
question, considering a broad set of actors including members of parliament, political …

The lack of ambitious climate change policies in large anglophone countries, such as the
United States, has been explained by the strong media presence of denialist arguments …

Climate politics and governance across the globe involve an increasing number of interest
groups such as from business and civil society. Against this backdrop, it matters a great deal …

Over the last decade, European Union (EU) trade agreement negotiations in the form of the
Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) and the Comprehensive Economic …

Apart from teaching, research and service to society, since 2015 higher education systems
and institutions in Europe have faced an additional expectation–to respond to the largely …

This article discusses the methodology and practice behind planning and executing the
Comparative Interest Group-survey project (CIG-survey). The CIG-survey includes surveys …

Advocacy, essential to the unique role of the nonprofit sector, is a term that suffers from a
definitional morass that is both crowded and inconsistent, undermining research progress …

Consultations with stakeholders are a policy instrument widely used by policy makers to
design policies and prepare legislative proposals across national and supranational …