EFSPS - Institutional Theories

People

The listed members of the EFSPS program have a deep understanding in the area of Institutional Theories

Projects

The following projects by EFSPS members are in the context of Institutional Theories

'Brusselisation' and the emergence of a strategic culture in ESDP by Fabian Breuer

The project is based on research conducted in the context of a completed PhD-thesis at the European University Institute (EUI) and seeks to analyse the decision-making system of the European ... read more

National Adaptation to the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) of the EU? by Nicole Alecu de Flers

This project was aimed at the question of in how far the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) of the European Union (EU) has caused adaptations of the national foreign ... read more

NATO and Political Europe: European security efforts in the shadow of NATO by Stephanie Hofmann

The project explores political party ideologies in the multilateral setting of European security policy. I argue not only that political parties matter for the security policies of individual states, but ... read more

The EU as a civil-military crisis manager by Nadia Klein

The creation of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP) in 1999 paved the way for the European Union (EU) to act as an international crisis manager. Since, the Union ... read more

Publications

Several publications by EFSPS members are in the area of Institutional Theories

• Bremberg, Niklas / Malena Britz (2009): Uncovering the Diverging Institutional Logics of EU civil protection, Cooperation and Conflict, 44:3, pp.288-308
• Groenleer, Martijn (2008): The Politics of International Criminal Justice: The EU and the International Criminal Court, in: K.E. Joergensen (ed.) The European Union and International Organisations, forthcoming
• Juncos, Ana E. / Karolina Pomorska (2008): Does Size Matter? CFSP Committees After Enlargement, Journal of European Integration, Vol. 30, No. 4, pp. 493-509
• Juncos, Ana E. (2007): Cometh the “hour of Europe”, cometh the institutions? Coherence and effectiveness of the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1991-2006), Loughborough University PhD Thesis
• Hofmann, Stephanie (2007): Overlapping Institutions in the Realm of Security: The Case of NATO and ESDP, In The Politics of International Regime Complexity Symposium, Karen Alter and Sophie Meunier, eds. pp. 75-89. Chicago: Roberta Buffet Center for International and Comparative Studies Working Paper No. 3
• Juncos, Ana E. / Pomorska, Karolina (2006): Playing the Brussels game: Strategic socialisation in the CFSP Council Working Groups, European Integration Online Papers, EIoP, Vol. 10, No 11
• Schroeder, Ursula (2006): Coping with Complexity. An Organizational Perspective on European Security Governance, European University Institute, Department of Political and Social Sciences, Working Paper No. 2006/09
• Major, Claudia / Karolina Pomorska (2005): Europeanisation: Framework or Fashion?, Fornet CFSP Forum 3 (5), 2005: 1-4.
• Alecu de Flers, Nicole (2005): Theorising the effects of the CFSP on national foreign policy and the concept of Europeanisation, in: CFSP Forum 3 (5): 13-15