Journal of European Public Policy

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of European Public Policy is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Solidarity in the European Union and the resilience of the state as a communicative frame97
Unpacking the European Commission's fiscal policy response to crisis: mapping and explaining economic ideas in the European Semester 2011–202285
Polarisation or convergence? How the economy shapes party policy positions80
Democratic backsliding and support for public good provision in the European Union67
Who supports whom? Citizens’ support for affirmative action policies in recruitment processes towards four underrepresented groups64
Tackling blind spots in Europeanisation research: the impact of EU legislation on national policy portfolios64
How policy capacities shape the green transition: explaining the use of EU sustainable finance in the EU’s Central and Eastern European member states60
Constructing expertise: the front- and back-door regulation of AI’s military applications in the European Union59
Democratic governance and policy complexity: revisiting the intelligence of democracy51
Social dialogue in professional sports in Europe: towards democratic governance between the European Sport Model and national industrial relations?49
Editorial announcement - JEPP Reviewer Prize 202149
Making a difference – a tribute to Jeremy47
‘Guns versus butter’ in public opinion: the politicization of the warfare-welfare trade-off44
Missed opportunities: the impact of internal compartmentalisation on EU diplomacy across the international regime complex on climate change43
Trade shocks and the nationalist backlash in political attitudes: panel data evidence from Great Britain43
The kids are Alt right? Age, authoritarian attitudes and far-right support in Europe41
‘When in a hole, keep digging’. How the EUCO system process managed its way to an energy price cap40
Mind the gap! UK employment policy both during and beyond EU membership: from policy layering to policy drift37
Democracy and discontent: institutional trust and evaluations of system performance among core and peripheral far right voters37
Fueling opposition? Yellow vests, urban elites, and fuel taxation36
Filtering politicisation towards a more social Europe? The European Parliament and EU social legislation36
Managing constraint: frugal opposition to European fiscal solidarity34
Introduction: a symposium on the behavioural limits of the state33
Untangling the differential drivers of protest participation: survey evidence from Extinction Rebellion’s arrestable and lawful actions (2019 and 2023)32
External pressure, bureaucratic politics and policy insiders: the policy shaping influence of internal coordination processes on European Commission Strategies31
War, political development, and European integration: a debate on Kelemen and McNamara's ‘State-building and the European Union’31
Healthcare provision and attitudes towards redistribution. A regional analysis across Europe30
Representation in times of crisis: women’s executive presence and gender-sensitive policy responses to crises29
Testing theories of policy growth: public demands, interest group politics, electoral competition, and institutional fragmentation27
The differentiated politicization of free movement of people in the EU. A topic model analysis of press coverage in Austria, Germany, Poland and the UK27
Regional crises and European fiscal preferences: how regional Covid-19, economic downturn, and migration shape support for EU risk sharing26
When do crises centralise decision-making? The core executive in the Greek economic crisis26
Electoral effects of investment subsidies in national and European elections26
More negative when it matters less? Comparing party campaign behaviour in European and national elections26
In this together? Support for European fiscal integration in the COVID-19 crisis26
Transforming Europe? The EU's industrial policy and geopolitical turn24
From transformation to demarcation: explaining the EU’s shifting motivations of the enlargement policy24
Blood, sweat, and cannabis: real-world policy evaluation of controversial issues23
Ernst B. Haas, liberal nationalism and the double-edged nature of European identity23
United we stood, divided we transform? Exploring coalition transformation divergence in the EU trade policy field23
Fear, trust, and knowledge – understanding Norwegian citizens’ perceptions of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)22
Far-right contentious politics in times of crisis: between adaptation and transformation22
Polarized public agenda in times of crisis22
Why courts are the life buoys of migrant rights: anti-immigrant pressure, variation in judicial independence, and asylum recognition rates21
Police and criminal justice co-operation after Brexit21
International bureaucrats in the UN Security Council debates: A speaker-topic network analysis21
Paying the piper for the Green Transition? Perceptions of unfairness from regional employment declines in carbon-polluting industrial sectors20
Access for all? Socio-demographic biases and interest group access to the European Parliament20
The paradox of positional convergence: how political parties use a commitment strategy to stand out from competitors20
Supranational modernisation or national partisanship? explaining variation in recovery and resilience plans in Central and Eastern Europe20
Explaining interest group position-taking across partisan policy dimensions20
Next slide please: the politics of visualization during COVID-19 press briefings19
Reacting to the politicization of trade policy19
EU AI sovereignty: for whom, to what end, and to whose benefit?19
Regional manufacturing composition and political (dis)content in Europe19
Fine for Adam & Eve but not Adam & Steve? Homonegativity bias, parasocial contact, and public support for surrogacy19
A unified autonomous Europe? Public opinion of the EU's foreign and security policy19
Policy, power and pandemic: varieties of job and income protection responses to Covid-19 in Western Europe19
The soft hostage-taking of EU foreign policy: Hungary’s rule of law conflict with the EU and Russia’s war against Ukraine19
Taxing the rich: public preferences and public understanding19
Government ideology and labour policy reform in good times and bad18
European integration and state capture: insights from the EU’s earlier Eastern enlargement18
Solving AI ethics? Hybrid expertise and professional power in EU ethics governance18
The ties that unbind: intergovernmental decision rules and the policy-opinion link18
The dynamics of EU policymaking in the COVID-19 crisis17
JEPP reviewer prize 202217
Simulating democratic reform in the EU: self-legitimation through participatory innovation17
Face to face: France, Germany and the future of the European defence industry17
From learning to influence: the evolution of collaboration in European Administrative Networks17
Puzzling, powering, profiting: the politics of sustainable finance in the European Union17
Continuity despite crises: Germany’s euro policy in the light of the pandemic, war and inflation17
Lower taxes at all costs? Evidence from a survey experiment in four European countries16
What makes a leader? Antimicrobial resistance leadership among 29 European countries16
The gender gap in support for governments during the COVID crisis16
Correction16
Do policy packages that mitigate uncertainty over long-term policy benefits increase support for costly climate action?16
Falling behind whom? Economic geographies of right-wing populism in Europe15
Out of sight out of mind? Voter attitudes about cooperation with radical parties in Europe*15
Political trust and redistribution preferences15
European administrative networks, private networks and agencies: coexisting, cooperating or competing?15
The origins of ‘cakeism’: the British think tank debate over repatriating sovereignty and its impact on the UK’s Brexit strategy15
Varieties of regulatory regimes and their effect on citizens’ trust in firms15
Externally driven integration in EU migration policy: enabling integration through indifference, undermining it through conflictive politicisation15
The impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on public support for EU enlargement15
Controlling internet content in the EU: towards digital sovereignty15
The security state in Europe: regulatory or positive?15
Beyond powering and puzzling: the political dimensions of policy learning15
Is there a geography of Euroscepticism among the winners and losers of globalization?15
Technological change and support for redistributive politics14
Challenges for public-service delivery: the case of Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy14
How the Eurozone shapes populism: a comparative political economy approach14
Democratic accountability regimes, populism, and transparency in the European Parliament14
Regionalism and liberal nationalism in the European Union. A case Sui Generis ?14
Community and governance beyond the nation-state in the 21st century: introduction to the special issue on the legacy of Ernst B. Haas14
Introduction: EU polity building after the Russian invasion of Ukraine14
Care risks: how concerns about looking after older family members increase support for government spending on the retired13
Beyond ‘responsibility vs. responsiveness’: reconfigurations of EU economic governance in response to crises13
Populism and cultural heritage policies: public statues in Europe13
Policy issue salience and legislative output of populist governments: evidence from immigration policies13
UK environmental policy and Brexit: simultaneously de-Europeanising, disengaging and (re)-engaging?13
Is Europe really forged through crisis? Pandemic EU and the Russia – Ukraine war13
A serious crisis that didn't go to waste? The EU, the Covid-19 pandemic and the role of ambiguity in crisis-management13
Social movements and Europeanisation: framing ‘responsibility’ and ‘responsiveness’ in times of multiple crises13
Migration communication campaigns: towards a research agenda and open database13
Indirect responsiveness and green central banking13
Discourse analysis and strategic policy advice: manoeuvring, navigating, and transforming policy13
Ripples and their returns: tracing the regulatory security state from the EU to Brazil, back and beyond12
Playing the capital market? Sustainable finance and the discursive construction of the Capital Markets Union as a common good12
The COVID-19 pandemic and the European Union: politics, policies and institutions12
Breaking the rural underdevelopment trap? Eastern Enlargement, agricultural policy and lessons for Ukraine12
The stigma on right-wing parties: perceptions and voting behaviour12
Digital sovereignty as control: the regulation of digital finance in the European Union12
IO survival politics: international organisations amid the crisis of multilateralism12
‘The sovereign cloud’ in Europe: diverging nation state preferences and disputed institutional competences in the context of limited technological capabilities12
Far from the (Conservative) tree? Sexuality and intergenerational partisan preferences12
From ideal to reality: governance of AMR in a multi-level setting11
The anchoring policy perspective on policy change: mechanisms, applications and analytical challenges11
Workers of all member states unite? Europeanising the power resources approach via the Minimum Wage Directive11
The mass politics of public debt, immigration, and austerity11
Breaking the stalemate: Europeans' preferences to expand, cut, or sustain support to Ukraine11
When are governmental blaming strategies effective? How blame, source and trust effects shape citizens’ acceptance of EU sanctions against democratic backsliding11
Civil liberties or economic freedom? The political space of Internet policy in the European Parliament, 1999–201411
Voting under EMU: economic perceptions, responsibility attribution and EU politicisation.11
‘Best Paper Prize’ 202211
Pinning down an octopus: towards an operational definition of AI systems in the EU AI Act11
Racial populism, partisan spillover, and Americans’ quest for citizen education policy control: implications for European democracies11
Procedural inclusiveness can mitigate trust challenges in environmental policymaking11
Effective and democratic policymaking during a major crisis: an in-depth analysis of Finland’s decision to apply for NATO membership after Russia attacked Ukraine11
Euroscepticism and bargaining success in the European Union10
Transboundary crises and political development: why war is not necessary for European state-building10
Germany as the European Union’s status quo power? Continuity and change in the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic10
From policy access to lobbying influence: comparing exchange, insider and signalling models10
Why the EU is a geopolitical power: wartime enlargement, integration, and reform10
Decabinetisation as a presidentialisation strategy: a process-tracing analysis of the executive state law in Greece10
How terrorist attacks distort public debates: a comparative study of right-wing and Islamist extremism10
Can information, compensation and party cues increase mass support for green taxes?10
JEPP Reviewer Prize 202310
Growth models and voter preferences: the moderating impact of export-led growth on centre-left voters10
From liberalisation to regulation: managerial political work in the European digital copyright policy (2014–2019)10
State aid policy in the United Kingdom post-Brexit: a case of de-Europeanisation as orbiting Europeanisation10
Monitoring and evaluating the CAP: a (post-) exceptionalist policy arrangement?10
Electoral competitiveness and responsiveness: rational anticipation in the EU Council10
Scharpf revisited: European welfare governance through the lens of actor-centred institutionalism10
Forced exit from the joint-decision trap: US power and the harmonisation of company taxation in the EU10
‘Depoliticised’ regulators as a source of politicisation: rationing drugs in England and France10
Re-evaluating the East-West divide in the European Union10
The varying effect of court-curbing: evidence from Hungary and Poland10
Mobilizing Europe’s citizens to take action on migration and climate change: behavioral evidence from 27 EU member states10
Who got what they wanted? Investigating the role of institutional agenda setting, costly policies, and status quo bias as explanations to income based unequal responsiveness10
Treated by the Treaty? How the expansion of co-decision affected the volume and complexity of EU legislation10
Implementation leeway in the Dublin system: evidence from Switzerland10
At the last minute: the use of the prime minister's power to amend the agenda during a crisis10
JEPP Best Paper Prize 202410
Neither responsive, nor responsible? Citizens’ understandings of political actors’ responsiveness and responsibility in the socio-economic governance of the EU10
The trade-sustainability nexus: the evolution of the European Commission’s trade and sustainable development discourse from 1993 to 202210
Explaining the response of the ECB to the COVID-19 related economic crisis: inter-crisis and intra-crisis learning9
Introduction: Regional inequality and political discontent in Europe9
Unravelling national governments’ positions on EU rule of law enforcement: structural, semi-structural and ideological factors9
Seeing Europe like a state9
Populist agenda-setting9
Occupy the semantic space! Opening up the language of better regulation9
How the impossible became possible: evolving frames and narratives on responsibility and responsiveness from the Eurocrisis to NextGenerationEU9
For want of a champion: why the EU won’t be ready for the next public health crisis9
EU health policy in the aftermath of COVID-19: neofunctionalism and crisis-driven integration9
Persistent informality: preparing the EU’s input into international climate negotiations9
Bureaucratic politics, risk management, and agency strategy: a study of agency management in a gale9
Administrating crisis is just a transition: interventions on bureaucratic activity in the United Kingdom, 1987–20229
The traveller's guide to policy learning9
Stakeholder consultations in the EU Commission: instruments of involvement or legitimacy?9
The politics of policy analysis: theoretical insights on real world problems9
Social identities and deadlocked debates on nuclear energy policy9
EU sectoral integration in the Eastern Neighbourhood: the case of Frontex-Moldova relations in border management9
Mainstream party agenda-responsiveness and the electoral success of right-wing populist parties in Europe9
Policy-taking styles: a typology and an empirical application to anti-Covid policies8
Responsible judges or judging responsibilities? EU Court of Justice, Bundesverfassungsgericht and EU economic governance8
Ownership of national recovery plans: next generation EU and democratic legitimacy8
Some policies matter more: party salience and interest group access to political parties in Western democracies8
The domestic politics of EU action against democratic backsliding: public debates in Hungarian and Polish newspapers8
Establishing trust and distrust when states leave international organisations: the case of Brexit8
Are minorities in politics held to a higher standard? Experimental & observational evidence from candidate selection8
Theorising European integration: the four phases since Ernst Haas’ original contribution8
Political trust in the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic: a meta-analysis of 67 studies8
‘All hands on deck’ or separate lifeboats? Public support for European economic solidarity during the Covid-19 pandemic8
Spinning a global web of EU external relations: how the EU establishes stronger joint bodies where they matter most8
Problems chasing missing solutions: the politics of placing emigration on the EU agenda8
Economic nationalists, regional investment aid, and the stability of FDI-led growth in East Central Europe8
Do Member States’ permanent representations matter for their bargaining success? Evidence from the EU Council of Ministers8
Beyond the regulatory state? The European Defence Fund and national military capacities8
Governing AI through ethical standards: learning from the experiences of other private governance initiatives8
How parties respond to protests in a changing political landscape8
Policymaking in times of crisis8
Enforcement and public opinion: the perceived legitimacy of rule of law sanctions8
Immigration as a thermostat? Public opinion and immigration policy across Western Europe (1980–2017)7
The making of landmark rulings in the European Union: the case of national judicial independence7
TV debates in EP election campaigns – the influence of the 2019 Eurovision debate on voting behaviour7
Tit for tat? EU risk-sharing and experienced reciprocity7
Public perceptions of defence policy in times of crisis: evidence from France during the Ukraine war7
Legitimising green monetary policies: market liberalism, layered central banking, and the ECB’s ongoing discursive shift from environmental risks to price stability7
How to ‘measure’ ideas. Introducing the method of cognitive mapping to the domain of ideational policy studies7
From accountability victim to accountability entrepreneur: testing reputation-informed explanations of voluntary accountability among European Union agencies7
Partisan affect and political tolerance in the context of shifting norms: the effect of coalition signals towards the radical right7
What drives engagement in the Clean Energy Ministerial? An assessment of domestic-level factors7
Towards an integrated approach to EU foreign policy? Horizontal spillover across the humanitarian–development and the security–migration interfaces7
Rethinking political space in Europe: the modernisation and globalisation dimensions7
Framing enlargement after the Russian invasion of Ukraine: between geopolitical drivers and procedural roadblocks7
Is the populist Robin Hood a fairy tale? Parliamentary attention to social welfare7
EU free movement of people: fully recovered or suffering from long COVID?7
Attitudinal ambivalence toward multiculturalism7
Next generation EU and the future of economic governance: towards a paradigm change or just a big one-off?7
Independent agencies, credible policies? The role of prior beliefs in shaping stakeholder perceptions of credibility in a contested environment7
Administrative traditions and the effectiveness of regulation7
Rage against the machine? Generative AI exposure, subjective risk, and policy preferences7
War as external cause: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the theorising of European integration and EU politics, and the EU’s arduous formation in foreign and security policy7
Fight or flight? Explaining the role of the European Parliament in the establishment of the Recovery and Resilience Facility7
Is there an East–West divide on democracy in the European Union? Evidence from democratic backsliding and attitudes towards rule of law interventions6
Party responsiveness to public opinion in a multi-dimensional policy space6
Governing AI – attempting to herd cats? Introduction to the special issue on the Governance of Artificial Intelligence6
The implementation of decentralisation reforms in multi-level systems6
The changing geography of support for European integration in the shadow of the Ukraine war6
European Union versus core state powers: the customisation of EU fiscal policy6
Bread or roses? Trade unions, female employment and the expansion of work-family policies6
A Robin Hood for all: a conjoint experiment on support for basic income6
A game of tariffs: is there demand for tariffs in Europe?6
Undermining lobbying coalitions: the interest group politics of EU copyright reform6
Gender cleavage and political parties in 19 welfare states, 1900–19756
The EU and Internet standards – Beyond the spin, a strategic turn?6
Construal Level Theory and The Rule of Law: The Erosion of Biases by Abstract Rules6
Beyond neo-corporatism: state employers and the special-interest politics of public sector wage-setting*6
The limits of EU rule of law financial sanctions: how economic and political costs shaped Hungary’s selective compliance strategy6
Drivers of parliamentary opposition in European Union politics: institutional factors or party characteristics?6
New interventionism: the re-politicisation of electricity governance with renewable energy policies in the UK, Mexico and Morocco6
Democracy challenged: how parties politicize different democratic principles6
JEPP Best Paper Prize 20236
Bellicist integration? The war in Ukraine, the European Union and core state powers6
Digital sovereignty - Rhetoric and reality6
Complexity meets flexibility: unintended differentiation in EU public procurement6
Opting out of an EU identity? The effects of differentiated integration on European identity6
The politics of production and social reproduction6
Process and position power: a social relational research agenda about state power in negotiations6
The (False) promise of solutionism: ideational business power and the construction of epistemic authority in digital security governance6
The rift between executive contraction and executive detraction: the case of European Commission battery policy-making5
Algorithms, data, and platforms: the diverse challenges of governing AI5
A missing link? Maintaining support for the European polity after the Russian invasion of Ukraine5
Responding to whom? An experimental study of the dynamics of responsiveness to interest groups and the public5
The comparative politics of just transition policies: building green-red winning coalitions in Spain and Ireland5
Reputational drivers and deterrents of accountability: why are some EU agencies subject to more intense account-holding than others?5
Responding in time: the European Commission’s communicative responsiveness to public opinion and functional pressure in the case of migration (2002–2024)5
Learning from precedent: how the British Brexit experience shapes nationalist rhetoric outside the UK5
Will the European Union escape its autocracy trap?5
Sanctioning democratic backsliding in the European Union: transnational salience, negative intergovernmental spillover, and policy change5
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