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Agenda Setting in the EU: The Roles of the European Council, the Council Presidency and the Commission in Question

European Union
Institutions
Agenda-Setting
P001
Hussein Kassim
University of Warwick
Christine Neuhold
Maastricht University
EU Institutions and Inter-Institutional Relations in the EU: Unusual Suspects and Understudied Dynamics

Building: 27SG, Floor: First, Room: 14

Thursday 14:15 - 16:00 CEST (14/06/2018)

Abstract

Agenda setting in the EU remains as elusive as it is controversial. Using a variety of approaches, data sources and techniques, the contributors to this panel seek to assess the influence of EU institutions and actors within those institutions on the EU's policy agenda.

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