Developing a novel conceptualization of 'de-Europeanisation', this introduction provides a
common theoretical framework to advance our understanding of EU foreign policy-making in …

ABSTRACT The Westminster Model (WM) remains dominant in UK post-Brexit policy-
making, with few signs that the UK Government is willing to cede power to the devolved …

The European Union (EU) has had a profound effect upon its members' environmental
policy. Even in the United Kingdom (UK), the EU's most recalcitrant member state …

In a context of multiple crises, the European Union's climate and energy policies have
become highly politicized and contested. Based on a comparative study of renewable …

Despite taking significant steps to comply with the Copenhagen criteria after receiving the
candidate‐country status in 1999, Turkey gradually moved away from European norms …

Abstract Since 2008, the European Union (EU) has been engulfed in several crises. While
distinct, these crises are feeding into each other and are testing the capacity and resilience …

This article analyses the existing and potential effects of EU withdrawal on the UK machinery
of government (MoG) in an 'age of fiasco'. Brexit has been a system-wide shock that has the …

This article develops and tests a refined theoretical account of de-Europeanisation to assess
how well it explains the increasing differentiation of UK environmental policy after 2016 …

Throughout British membership of the European Union (EU), agricultural policy was largely
determined by the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). This was viewed by the UK as a …

Despite a growing interest in the relationship between populism and foreign policy, we know
little about how populists in power engage with Europeanized foreign policy institutions …