Archive: Bergmann, Julian

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2021-01-18	Mind the Gap? Sketching the relevance of the 2030 Agenda for the Green Deal and other key EU policies in the context of the COVID-19 crisis Author (Person): Barchiche, Damien \| Bergmann, Julian \| Hackenesch, Christine \| Högl, Maximilian \| Kloke-Lesch, Adolf \| Sturm, Janina Author (Corporate): German Development Institute (DIE) \| Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI) Published: January 2021 (Last update: 18/01/2021)
2019-09-01	Journal of European Public Policy \| Volume 26 (Issue 9) Author (Person): Afonso, Alexandre \| Bergmann, Julian \| Calligaro, Oriane \| Flickenschild, Michael \| Foret, François \| Haverland, Markus \| Kühn, Nadja \| McKenzie, Lachlan \| Meissner, Katharina L. \| Parker, Charles F. \| Persson, Thomas \| Steinbach, Armin \| Trondal, Jarle \| van der Veer, Reinout A. \| Widmalm, Sten Publisher: Taylor & Francis Series Details: Journal of European Public Policy Volume 26, Number 9, Pages 1253-1416 Published: 2019 (Last update: 01/09/2019)
2018-03-01	From neo‐functional peace to a logic of spillover in EU external policy: a response to Visoka and Doyle Author (Person): Bergmann, Julian \| Niemann, Arne Series Details: Journal of Common Market Studies Vol.56, No.2, March 2018, p420-438 Published: March 2018 (Last update: 01/03/2018)
2015-12-12	What the Belgrade-Pristina agreement says about the EU’s role as a peace mediator Author (Person): Bergmann, Julian \| Niemann, Arne Series Details: EUROPP Blog 12.12.15 Published: 12/12/2015 (Last update: 12/12/2015)
2015-09-01	Mediating International Conflicts: The European Union as an Effective Peacemaker? Author (Person): Bergmann, Julian \| Niemann, Arne Series Details: Journal of Common Market Studies Vol.53, No.5, September 2015, p957-975 Published: September 2015 (Last update: 01/09/2015)