According to a widely held view, the European Council decides how the EU should respond
in times of crisis, since the European Council alone has the authority to lead. Other …

ABSTRACT A seemingly continuous stream of crises in Europe has turned scholarly
agendas towards assessment of the EU's management of crises. Those assessments vary …

In recent years a subtle change has taken place in the policy‐making machinery sha**
European integration. The traditional methods for producing collective European Union (EU) …

Pandemics are now the focus of research attention in the fields of preparedness and crisis
management. As pandemics are some of the largest crises to occur, an important question …

The nation state is discovering the limits of its crisis management capacities. The Ebola and
Zika outbreaks, the financial crisis, the downing of flight MH17 over Ukraine, sinking ships …

Impulsive online buying is receiving more attention. This study finds that certain
characteristics of online reviews lead consumers to buy impulsively online. Three constructs …

The response to the Covid‐19 pandemic in 2020–21 was dominated by the Westphalian
primacy of national territory and sovereignty, significantly worsening and prolonging this …

Despite its rising relevance, the cyber crisis is a largely unexplored phenomenon empirically
and conceptually. This article suggests that cyber crises can be understood specifically as …

Meta‐organizations form to advance collective action. But collective action can be more
difficult to coordinate for meta‐organizations comprising governmental agencies or …

This article critically examines a poorly understood aspect of the European security
landscape: early warning systems (EWSs). EWSs are socio-technical systems designed to …