This paper analyses the EU's policies for energy and climate, using Börzel's theoretical
framework on Europeanisation, and examines Member States' Green Deal responses …

Hydropower in Europe is playing an increasingly important role as a renewable source of
energy. Its share of the final energy consumption varies from country to country, posing …

The article explores energy policy tradeoffs faced by states that expand renewable electricity
production and are part of cross-border electricity systems. We develop the concept of an …

This article explores the dynamic coexistence of neoliberal and realist narratives in the EU's
discourse on international green cooperation with a focus on Russia. Using critical …

This introductory article conceptualizes the notion of third country influence on European
Union (EU) law and policy and proposes an analytical framework theorizing the venues and …

Abstract The European Union (EU) has over time developed close relations, typically taking
the form of acquis‐based association agreements, with the countries in its Western and …

Action is needed from all the major emitting economies if we are to achieve global net-zero
carbon dioxide emissions. Climate action takes place at various levels of the political …

Turkey represents a unique case for the European Union (EU) as a third country. Turkey's
long standing institutionalized association with the EU furnished Turkey with formal and …

EU decentralised agencies dispose of a wide network of external relations giving third
countries various degrees of access to their management boards, secondary bodies and/or …

Recent scholarship has argued that effective and credible national climate policy mixes
should encompass measures that promote new low-carbon technologies alongside those …