OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of European Integration is 7. 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 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
EU economic governance and Covid-19: policy learning and windows of opportunity	101
European Union Responses to the Covid-19 Pandemic: adaptability in times of Permanent Emergency	71
The Covid-19 crisis: a critical juncture for EU climate policy development?	68
Theorizing institutional change and governance in European responses to the Covid-19 pandemic	67
Nein to ‘Transfer Union’: the German brake on the construction of a European Union fiscal capacity	37
The development of EU health policy and the Covid-19 pandemic: trends and implications	34
Introduction: the politicisation of permanent crisis in Europe	34
Discursive continuity and change in the time of Covid-19: the case of EU cybersecurity policy	32
The Domestic Challenge to EU Foreign Policy-Making: From Europeanisation to de-Europeanisation?	26
A member state like any other? Germany and the European integration of core state powers	23
Framing immobility: Schengen governance in times of pandemics	23
A “Europe des Nations”: far right imaginative geographies and the politicization of cultural crisis on Twitter in Western Europe	23
Sizing up the competition: explaining reform of European Union competition policy in the Covid-19 era	22
Digital Single Market and the EU Competition Regime: An Explanation of Policy Change	20
Consensus against all odds: explaining the persistence of EU sanctions on Russia	19
Lost in Regulation: Nord Stream 2 and the Limits of the European Commission’s Geo-Economic Power	17
‘Push or pull’? Framing immigration in times of crisis in the European Union and the United States	17
A community of shared values? Dimensions and dynamics of cultural integration in the European Union	16
Championing the ‘German model’? Germany’s consistent preferences on the integration of fiscal constraints	15
Clear messages to the European public? The language of European Commission press releases 1985–2020	14
Reframing the language of human rights? Political group contestations on women’s and LGBTQI rights in European Parliament debates	14
In every crisis an opportunity? European Union integration in defence and the War on Ukraine	14
Enduring consensus: why the EU legislative process stays the same	14
The partnership that failed: EU-Russia relations and the war in Ukraine	13
What role for national parliaments in EU governance? A view by members of parliament	13

Politicizing support and opposition to migration in France: the EU asylum policy crisis and direct social activism	13
Populism meets EU Foreign policy: the de-Europeanization of Poland´s Foreign policy toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict	12
Debating fiscal solidarity in the EU: interests, values and identities in the legitimation of the Next Generation EU plan	12
Importing EU norms: the case of anti-corruption reform in Ukraine	12
Loyal at once? The EU’s global health awakening in the Covid-19 pandemic	11
War and integration. The Russian attack on Ukraine and the institutional development of the EU	11
The European defence fund: a step towards a single market for defence?	11
He who controls the process controls the outcome? A reappraisal of the relais actor thesis	11
A moving target. EU actorness and the Russian invasion of Ukraine	11
The impact of Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine on public perceptions of EU security and defence integration: a big data analysis	10
Defending European integration by (symbolically) integrating European defence? Germany and its ambivalent role in European security and defence policy	10
Power without a cause? Germany’s conflict avoidance and the integration of European defence procurement	10
Foreign policy and de-Europeanization under the M5S–League government: exploring the Italian behavior in the UN General Assembly	10
Resisting domestic and external pressure towards de-Europeanization of foreign policy? The case of Estonia	9
Third time lucky? Reconciling EU climate and external energy policy during energy security crises	9
Borrowing in the European Union: from a pure national model to the antechamber of a European fiscal federal solution	9
The European Council as a crisis manager and fusion driver: assessing the EU’s fiscal response to the COVID-19 pandemic	9
Not so unique after all? Urgency and norms in EU foreign and security policy	8
The Troika in its own words: responding to the politicisation of the southern European crises	8
Explaining the reform of the Europarties’ selection procedures for Spitzenkandidaten	8
Defying Europe? The Euroscepticism of radical right and radical left voters in Western Europe	8
The Eurozone crisis’ impact: a de-Europeanization of Greek and Portuguese foreign policies?	8
Ontological crises, framing and the (de)politicisation of EU foreign policy: the case of EU-Israel relations	8
Construction of the Eurozone crisis: re- and depoliticising European economic integration	8
The European Union’s transformation after Russia’s attack on Ukraine	8
From Trevi to Europol: Germany’s role in the integration of EU police cooperation	8
Wartime EU: consequences of the Russia – Ukraine war on the enlargement process	7
Promoting the regulatory or the redistributive state? The politicisation of core state power integration in the German Bundestag, 1978-2019	7
Unity over diversity? The politics of differentiated integration after Brexit	7
Towards a ‘gold standard for the world’? The European General Data Protection Regulation between supranational and national norm entrepreneurship	7
The Return of Intergovernmentalism? De-Europeanisation and EU Foreign Policy Decision-making	7
Explaining Italian foreign policy adjustment after Brexit: a Neoclassical realist account	7
Policy responsibility in the multilevel EU structure – The (non-)effect of media reporting on citizens’ responsibility attribution across four policy areas	7
The return of the commission social entrepreneurship before and after the Covid-19 pandemic	7
How to implement the European digital single market: identifying the catalyst for digital transformation	7
One step forward, two steps back: the ambiguous role of Germany in EU Asylum policies	7
Watering down the ‘nuclear option’? The Council and the Article 7 dilemma	7