RSC Policy Papers
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Title:Responsibility-sharing or shifting? : implications of the new pact for the future cooperation with third countries Author(s):DE LEO, Andreina; MILAZZO, Eleonora Date:2024Type:OtherSeries/Number:Foundation for European Progressive Studies, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung; European Policy Centre; Policy Study; 2024Abstract:Following the adoption of the New Pact reforms, the external dimension of the EU's migration policy will acquire even greater relevance. With prospects of internal responsibility-sharing among member states remaining ...
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Title:Non-economic objectives : how they are driving trade policy and impacting lowincome countries Author(s):RASCHKA, Nathalie; LIPPITSCH, ChristianDate:2024Type:OtherSeries/Number:EUI; RSC; Policy Paper; 2024/01; Global Governance ProgrammeAbstract:This essay discusses the growing importance of non-economic objectives (NEOs) as drivers of international trade and trade policy, as discussed at the 2023 World Trade Forum organized by the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced ...
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Title:Mandatory or voluntary? : the hybrid nature of sustainability disclosure in the EU's corporate sustainability reporting directive (CSRD) Author(s):IOZZELLI, Laura ; SANDOVAL VELASCO, María Del CarmenDate:2023Type:OtherSeries/Number:EUI; RSC; Policy Paper; 2023/08; [Florence School of Banking and Finance]Abstract:Mandatory sustainability reporting has become a key policy tool in the EU’s sustainable finance agenda to enhance the quality, transparency and comparability of sustainability information disclosed by companies. A notable ...
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Title:Are transnational subsidies regulated by EU and WTO law? : the General Court has spoken (Case T-480/20 and Case T-540/20) Author(s):RUBINI, LucaDate:2023Type:OtherSeries/Number:EUI; RSC; Policy Paper; 2023/09; Global Governance ProgrammeAbstract:This note reflects on two recent decisions rendered by the General Court of the European Union (“General Court”). The General Court was called to review two decisions by the European Commission to impose countervailing ...
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Title:Revisiting the reactive state : Japanese foreign policy and beyond Author(s):CALDER, Kent E.Date:2023Type:OtherSeries/Number:EUI; RSC; Policy Paper; 2023/07; Global Governance ProgrammeAbstract:States may be considered ‘reactive’ when they are capable of action (as opposed to being ‘autistic’), but oriented toward responding to prior external stimuli rather than making policy directly (Calder, World Politics, ...