Working on Europe Paper Series
The Working on Europe Paper Series is a joint project of CERiM and the Maastricht Working on Europe (MWoE) research programme.
This series, stemming from the previously called CERiM Online Paper Series, publishes new research on a wide range of topics in European affairs, stimulating theoretical and empirical interdisciplinary academic debate, as well as promoting dialogue with policymakers, stakeholders and citizens from Europe and beyond.
To this ends, we welcome submissions of work in progress from both scholars and practitioners, and we encourage PhD candidates and young researchers in particular to submit papers arising from their research.
All submissions need to be written in English at a publishable level; They should be between 4.000 to 10.000 words in length, including notes and references; Papers should follow the Working on Europe Paper Series Style Guide.
After having been screened by the editors and double blind peer-reviewed, accepted papers will be published on the CERiM and MWoE websites, and the publication will be announced through various channels. Authors will receive the PDF file of the published paper and are encouraged to circulate their paper widely. The possibility to remove previously published working papers from this website at a later stage in the view of journal publication will be made available upon request to the editors.
The editors welcome informal enquiries and paper submissions. Please contact us at: cerimwp@maastrichtuniversity.nl
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List of Online Papers Published
Online Papers 2021:
- Online Paper No. 2/2021 – Sabrina Röttger-Wirtz and Alie de Boer (2021). Personalised Nutrition: The European Union’s Fragmented Legal Landscape and the Overlooked Implications of EU Food Law
- Online Paper No. 3/2021 – Julia Walczyk (2021). Administrative capacity-building as the solution for effective Cohesion Policy performance? The Case of the Operational Programme ‘Technical Assistance’ in Poland
- Online Paper No. 4/2021 – Danni Reches (2021). Complying with international and regional law during the pandemic – Asylum seekers and COVID-19 emergency measures in EU member states Germany and Greece-geconverteerd
Previous publications:
- Online Paper No. 1/2017 - Laura Dohmen (2017). Influential In The Crisis Or A Crisis Of Influence? The European Parliament’s Legislative Influence in the Wake of the Economic Crisis
- Online Paper No. 2/2017 - Pauline Melin (2017). Towards a Common EU Approach on Social Security Coordination with Third Countries: India as an Example.
- Online Paper No. 3/2018 - Lucia Quaglia and Aneta Spendzharova (2018). The challenges of multi-level coordination in post-crisis banking regulation
- Online Paper No. 4/2018 - Stelios Stavridis (2018). Why the Setting Up of Interparliamentary Conferences (IPCs) in the EU Revitalizes the Neglected Concept of “Civilian Power Europe” (CPE)
- Online Paper No. 5/2018 - Florian L'Heureux (2018). Re-Thinking Cohesion and Effectiveness : The EU's Role in Climate Change Negotiations
- Online Paper No. 6/2018 - Victoria Honsel (2018) Instrumentalising Referendums? Assessing The Strategies of the Swiss People's Party
- Online Paper No. 7/2018 - Napoleon Xanthoulis (2018) The Commission's Proposal for a European Minister of Economy and Finance: Institutional Empowerment, Constitutional Tensions and the Ministerial Taboo
- Online Paper No. 8/2018 - David Gutiérrez Colominas (2018) The Necessary Expansion of the Duty to Provide Reasonable Accommodation for People with Disabilities as an Ex Ante Control for the Extinction of the Employment Contracts of People with Disabilities
- Online Paper No 9/2018 - Jens Hillebrand Pohl (2018) The Right to Be Heard in European Union Law and the International Minimum Standard- Due Process, Transparency and the Rule of Law
- Online Paper No 10/2018 - Phedon Nicolaides (2018). Accountability of the ECB’s Single Supervisory Mechanism: Evolving and Responsive
- Online Paper No 11/2018 - Maria Patrin (2018). The Legal Nature of the Principle of Collegiality: A General Principle of EU Law?
- Online Paper No. 12/2018 – Ute Lettanie (2018) The ECB as Agent or Trustee in Light of the ESM?
- Online Paper No. 13/2018- Tobias Tesche (2018) Supranational Agency and indirect Governance after the Euro Crisis: ESM, ECB, EMEF and EFB
- Online Paper No. 14/2018- Jens Hillebrand Pohl (2018) Fairness Screening of International Investments as an Instrument of EU External Trade and Investment Governance
- Online Paper No. 1/2019 - Annalisa Volpato (2019). Judicial Review of the Acts of EU Agencies: Discretion Escaping Scrutiny?
- Online Paper No. 2/2019 - Paul Dermine (2019). The Commission’s December Package 18 months later
- Online Paper No. 3/2019 - Martinho Lucas Pires (2019). The Legal Strength Of Council Recommendations Issued In The Procedures Of EU Macroeconomic Coordination
- Online Paper No. 1/2020 – Alessia Setti (2020). The Case for an Open Border: A Post-Functionalist Framework of Cross-Border Cooperation. An Analysis of the Cooperation on Immigration in the Euroregion Tyrol – South Tyrol – Trentino