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RESONANCE
by Johannes Karremans
RESONANCE: Responsiveness and Responsibility in European Multilevel GovernanceHow can the European Union balance effective long-term governance with the demands of democratic politics?The RESONANCE (https://www.espol-jmactions.eu/frontend/pages/resonance.html) project explores how responsibility and responsiveness interact in European multilevel governance. It examines how European institutions and national governments respond to democratic demands while also maintaining the rules and commitments needed for long-term political and economic stability.Building on the research of Professor Johannes Karremans, the project looks at how this balance changes over time and across European countries. Through research and discussion, RESONANCE explores what this tension means for European governance and democratic legitimacy today and in the coming years.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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RESONANCE — Responsiveness and Responsibility in European Governance: An Introduction
Responsibility and Responsiveness in European Governance What happens when the rules needed for long-term governance come into tension with what citizens and voters want in the short term? In the first episode of the RESONANCE podcast, we speak with Professor Johannes Karremans about the central...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
RESONANCE: Responsiveness and Responsibility in European Multilevel GovernanceHow can the European Union balance effective long-term governance with the demands of democratic politics?The RESONANCE (https://www.espol-jmactions.eu/frontend/pages/resonance.html) project explores how responsibility and responsiveness interact in European multilevel governance. It examines how European institutions and national governments respond to democratic demands while also maintaining the rules and commitments needed for long-term political and economic stability.Building on the research of Professor Johannes Karremans, the project looks at how this balance changes over time and across European countries. Through research and discussion, RESONANCE explores what this tension means for European governance and democratic legitimacy today and in the coming years.Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Johannes Karremans
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