Liste bereits verfasster Abschlussarbeiten

Bereits erstellte Abschlussarbeiten am Jean-Monnet Lehrstuhl
– Stand: Oktober 2015 –
392 – The effectiveness of the EU in the UNFCCC. Assessing determinant factors.
391 – Understanding Strategic Partnerships as an instrument of EU foreign policy - A QCA analysis.
390 – Executive agencies of the EU Commission: A special way of principal-agent relation?
389 – NATO´s Smart Defence policy: diverging interests of the big European member states.
388 – Good Stewards or Self-Serving Agents? EU Agencies in External Cooperation. A multiple case
study on EU decentralized agencies’ motivation, behavior and action in external cooperation with third
countries.
387 – Good Stewards or Self-Serving Agents? EU Agencies in External Cooperation. A multiple case
study on EU decentralized agencies’ motivation, behavior and action in external cooperation with third
countries.
386 – The Perception of the Franco-German Leadership in the Ukraine crisis – Embedded Bilateralism
or (reluctant) German Hegemony? A Press Analysis.
385 – The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) – an Independent Actor or an Agent of the
Member States? The Institution´s Role in the European Integration for the Case of Data Protection.
384 – Beyond Trade: What made the EU start negotiations about a ‘Transatlantic Trade and
Investment Partnership’? EU’s trade policy under appraisal – driven by economic issues or power
politics?
383 – The return to Europe. Assessing the performance of Poland and the Czech Republic in the EU
ten years after the ‘big bang’ enlargement.
382 – News coverage of the ‘Eurozone crisis’ – chance for a European public sphere? A media
content analysis regarding the Europeanization of EU summit news coverage.
381 – What role for the EU in the international system? A constructivist reading of the (Presidency)
Conclusions of the European Council since the establishment of CFSP
380 – Politisches Vertrauen und der Faktor Bildung. Wie das Bildungsniveau diffuses politisches
Vertrauen in die Europäische Union beeinflusst. Eine empirische Querschnittsanalyse
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379 – Normative Actor Europe? A media analysis on the recognition of the first European Climate- and
Energy Package in Brazilian and Indian media
378 – How does EU’s accession process work and what are its main obstacles? Croatia on its way to
achieve EU membership
377 – Diverging national interests in low-carbon strategies and the consequences for cooperation on
EU-Level
376 – Institutionelle Entwicklungen der EU-Grenzschutzagentur FRONTEX im Lichte der
integrationstheoretischer Ansätze
375 – Die Beschäftigungspolitik der Europäischen Union und die Europäische Kommission- ein Agent
der Mitgliedstaaten?
374 – Small Member States in EU Foreign policy. Aanalysis of their influence after the establishment
of the European External Action Service
373 – Die Erneuerbare Energien-Politik der Europäischen Union- Entscheidungsprozesse aus
supranationaler und intergouvernementaler Perspektive
372 – Institutional Changes in the German Bundestag after the Lisbon Treaty- A new institutionalist
approach
371 – The Europeanization of structures and strategies of domestic welfare associations- the case of
the German Caritas Association (DCV)
370 – Europeanization outside the EU- Norways differentiated integration in Justice and Home Affairs
and Energy policy
369 – Eine Energiepartnerschaft für die Zukunft? Die energiepolitischen Beziehungen zwischen der
Europäischen Union und Brasilien aus neofunktionalistischer und neorealistischer Perspektive
368 – The EU as a Normative Power Promoting Environmental Sustainable Development?
367 – The Europeanization of Gender Policy- Formalization without Implementation?
366 – The EU as an actor in the Libyan crisis- a normative power and beyond
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365 – Crisis Management of the European Council- The Treaty of Stability, Coordination and
Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union from a Liberal Intergovernmentalist and a
Supranationalist perspective
364 – Introducing a Legal Dimension to European Energy Policy- Convergence of National
Preferences and/or Supranational Entrepreneurship?
363 – Eine normative Macht? Selbst- und Fremddarstellung der Europäischen Union in Kolumbien
362 – Influencing the Legislative Process in the European Union: the Logic of Alliance Formation
361 – From Fossil Fuels to Biofuels. The Impact of Risk on Compliance. A Comparative Study of the
Impact of Risk on Compliance with European Union Legislation on Renewable Fuels in Germany and
the United Kingdom
360 – The ECB’s Changing Role in the European Debt Crisis – a New Institutionalist Approach
359 – Coherent or contradictory? Policy Coherence for Development and the EU’s fight against world
hunger
358 – The policy process of the Renewable Energy Directive 2009 – More intergovernmental than
supranational?
357 – The EU’s leadership role in international climate change negotiations – How did the EU change
its leadership strategy strategy after the failure at Copenhagen 2009?
356 – The Social Construction of the BRICS – A Discourse Analysis of Official Documents
355 – What type of Social Model Does the EU Promote in the Field of Higher Education? A Qualitative
Content Analysis of Official EU Documents.
354 – Europäisierung bulgarischer Energiepolitik
353 – Unemployment and its impact on public support for the European Union – does the welfare
state mititgate Euroscepticism?
352 – Diverging national interests in low-carbon strategies and the consequences for cooperation on
EU-level. A comparative analysis of Germany, France and the United Kingdom.
351 – Do political parties contribute to the ‘second order’ character of European elections? An analysis
of the EP election campaigns 2014 in Denmark, Germany and Ireland
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350 – Domestification of European News. A comparative analysis of Irish and Austrian media
discourse in the times of crisis.
349 – Voting Behaviour in the European Parliament. A Case Study on Political Group Cohesion in EU
Climate Policy-Making
348 – Contemporary Ideas of federalism and their historical roots. Strategies to achieve a political
union
347 – Institutionelle Entwicklungen der EU-Grenzschutzagentur FRONTEX im Lichte
integrationstheoretischer Ansätze – Eine Analyse im Spannungsfeld zwischen Neo-Funktionalismus
und Intergouvernementalismus
346 – Who gets his way in the Council of the European Union? An empirical analysis of bargaining
success
345 – Party Programmes in Ireland against the Background of the European Financial and Debt Crisis
– Re-defining Irish Party Positions?
344 – Soft and Hard Euroscepticism in British Media. A Media Analysis of prevalent Euroscepticism in
Relation to the 2008 Financial Crisis.
343 – Unemployment and its impact on public support for the European Union – Does the welfare
state mitigate Euroscepticism?
342 – The European Commission’s notion of citizenship – an evaluation of funding programmes
341 – Voting Behaviour in the European Parliament. A Case Study on Political Group Cohesion in the
EU Climate Policy
340 – The European Commission’s notion of citizenship – an evaluation of funding programmes
339 – The Europeanization of Gender Policy – Formalization Without Implementation?
338 – Ist die EU eine ‚normative Power‘? – Eine Analyse anhand der EU-Sanktionsinstrumente und
ihrer.
337 – Die Entstehung des öffentlichen Raumes in der EU anhand der Finanzkrise – ein diskursiver
Medienvergleich zwischen Deutschland und Italien
336 – Der Transformationsprozess des griechischen Parteiensystems in der Krise
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335 – Introducing a Legal Dimension to European Energy Policy – Convergence of National
Preferences and/or Supranational Entrepreneurship
334 – Eine theoriegeleitete Analyse zur Umsetzung einer Transaktionssteuer im Verfahren der
Verstärkten Zusammenarbeit
333 – The European Union’s Relations with West Africa – A Case of Normative Power, Market Power
or Realist Power?
332 – The Role of the European Union in its Relations with Chile. Trade Power Only?
331 – Intra-Commission Dynamics in the Politics of Legislative Drafting – New Institutionalist
Perspectives on the Formulation on the EU Data Protection Package
330 – Of Market Powers, Norms and Strategic Interests – The Changed Chinese Perception of the EU
within their Strategic Partnership
329 – Ist die EU eine “normative power”? Eine Analyse anhand der EU-Sanktionsinstrumente und
ihrer Anwendung
328 – Reaction to Crisis in Street Art: Towards a Visual European Public Sphere?
327 – Eine Normative Macht? Selbst- und Fremddarstellung der Europäischen Union in Kolumbien
326 – Die Handelspolitik der Europäischen Union gegenüber Brasilien – Zwischen Multilaterismus,
Inter-Regionalismus und Bilateralismus
325 – Geopolitical power politics or market oriented cooperation? The EU-Turkey energy relations
from a neorealist and a neoliberal perspective
324 – The coordination of European employment policies within the framework of the Lisbon Strategy
and Europe 2020 – The coming age of a new mode of governance?
323 – How independent is the European Central Bank from the European Council? – A principal agent
analysis of the European Central Bank’s behavior in the recent national debt crisis
322 – Harmonization of Support Schemes for the Promotion of Renewable Energy in the European
Union – A Multi-level Policy Analysis
321 – Europäisierung der Umweltpolitik am Beispiel der Implementierung der Europäischen Richtlinie
der “Natura 2000” in Bulgarien
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320 – Towards a European Public Sphere? The framing of the Euro-crisis in France, Great Britain and
Germany
319 – Herausforderung irreguläre Migration: Die EU zwischen Sicherheitsstreben und
menschenrechtlicher Verantwortung. Eine Analyse der Reaktion auf den Arabischen Frühling anhand
der Rollentheorie
318 – The Role of the European Union in Central America. A Normative Power, Trade Power or
Security Power?
317 – The EU’s Reaction to the Revolution in Tunisia: A Theory-Driven Analysis of Vertical Coherence
316 – The European Development Cooperation Policy after the Lisbon treaty: Towards more
Coherence?
315 – Securitization der (irregulären) Migrationspolitik der Europäischen Union am Beispiel der
Beziehung zur Türkei
314 – Euroskepsismus in Schweden – Vom neutralen Nationalstaat zum aktiven Mitglied in der
Europäischen Union?
313 – The Early Warning Mechanism for the principle of Subsidiarity. An Analysis of its Genesis and
Usage
312 – Of market Powers, Norms and Strategic Interests – The Changed chinese perception of the EU
within their Strategic Partnership
311 – Modes of External Governance: How the EU tries to expand its irregular migration policies to
Turkey
310 – The EU as an actor in the Lybian crisis – a normative Power and beyond
309 – The European Single Market on Electricity. A Liberal Intergovernmental View
308 – Die Debatte um die Zukunft der Europäischen Kommission in theoretischer Perspektive.
Reformvorschläge seit der Regierungskonferenz von Nizza unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des
Konvents
307 – Crisis management of the European Council – The Treaty on Stability, Coordination and
Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union from a Liberal Intergovernmentalist and a
Supranationalist perspective
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305 – Distribution or Discourse? The Role of Ideology and Nationality for Party Positions on Economic
and Monetary Union
304 – From Fossil Fuels to Biofuels. The Impact of Risk on Compliance. A Comparative Study of the
Impact of Risk on Compliance with European Union Legislation on Renewable Fuels in Germany and
the United Kingdom
303 – Die Asyl- und Flüchtlingspolitik der EU im Kontext globaler Migrationsentwicklungen. Eine
Analyse aus neofunktionaler und intergouvernementaler Perspektive
302 – “Economic Governance” in der Eurozone – Neue Wege in der Europäischen Schuldenkrise
301 - Überwindung geopolitischer Gegensätze durch Europäisierung? Eine Analyse der
sicherheitspolitischen Doktrinen Skandinaviens im 21. Jahrhundert
300 – Germany a Hegemon in the European Union? Analysing Leadership during the Sovereign Debt
Crisis through power-based and cognitive Regime Theory
299 – Normative, Market or Strategic Power Europe? – The EU’s response to the ‘Arab Spring’ in the
case of Tunisia
298 – Eine Energiepartnerschaft für die Zukunft? Die energiepolitischen Beziehungen zwischen der
Europäischen Union und Brasilien aus neofunktionalistischer und neorealistischer Perspektive
297 – Die Rolle der nationalen Parlamente im europäischen Mehrebenensystem zwei Jahre nach dem
Vertrag von Lissabon – Das Beispiel der Assemblée nationale
296 – Bodies beyond intergovernmental Control? The organization, tasks and function of selected
Boards of EU-agencies
295 – The EU Relations to Cuba: Limits to European Democratising Pressure
294 – The European Union as an External Democracy Promotor. Promoting Human Rights in Russia
293 – Die Wahrnehmung der Europäischen Union im Mercosur: Eine Presseanalyse der
Tageszeitungen Clarín und El País
292 – Die Vergemeinschaftung der EG-Regeln zur irregulären Migration von Maastricht bis Lissabon.
Ein Erklärungsversuch anhand des Neo-Funktionalismus und Intergouvernementalismus
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291 – Der Europäische Rat unter deutscher Präsidentschaft: Stärkung der supranationalen Ebene
oder Rückbesinnung auf intergouvernementale Kooperation?
290 – Die Rolle der Europäischen Kommission in der gemeinschaftsweiten Fusionskontrolle –
Autonomer Akteur oder Agent der Mitgliedstaaten
289 – Das Land NRW als Akteur im Mehrebenensystem der EU – Am Beispiel der europäischen
Chemikalienverordnung REACH
288 – Germany and EU – Foreign Policy-Making Toward China: Assessing the Level of
Europeanization
287 - Illegale Migration – Supranationalisierung der Gemeinschaftspolitik auf dem Prüfstand
286 – The EU as a Normative Power Promoting Environmental Sustainable Development?
285 - Die Rolle der Europäischen Union als internationaler Akteur in ihren Beziehungen zu Kolumbien:
Ein Beispiel für eine normative Macht?
284 - „Die Terrorismusbekämpfung in der Innen- und Justizpolitik der EU aus ‚fusionstheoretischer‘
Sicht“
283 - The ECB's Changing Role in the European Debt Crisis - a New Institutionalist Approach
282 - Grüne Zivilmacht oder Handelsmacht? Die Europäische Union in den internationalen
Verhandlungen zum Nagoya-Protokoll
281 - Die Gemeinsame Sicherheits- und Verteidigungspolitik auf dem Weg zur Vergemeinschaftung? Europas Suche nach Handlungsfähigkeit
280 – Seeking Advice in a Multi-Level Governance System – a Sectoral Analysis of the Composition of
Expert Groups to the European Commission
279 - The Europeanization of structures and strategies of domestic welfare associations – The case of
the German Caritas Association (DCV)
278 – The Negotiations on Readmission Agreement and Visa Facilitations between the European
Union and Turkey: Understanding Controversies about Migration Issues
277 - Die Europäisierung der finanziellen Entwicklungszusammenarbeit in Europa am Beispiel der
Privatsektorförderung im Zeitraum von 1992 bis 2010
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276 - Interessenvertretung beim Europäischen Parlament:Asymmetrischer Lobbyismus?
274 - Energie für Europa? – Europäisierung durch den Europäischen Koordinator am Beispiel des
transeuropäischen Stromnetzbaus
273 - Auf dem Weg zu einem neuen hegemonialen EU-Geschlechterdiskurs? Eine Analyse diskursiver
Konstruktionen mit explizitem EU- und Geschlechterbezug
272 - Die Erneuerbare Energien-Politik der Europäischen Union – Entscheidungsprozesse aus
supranationaler und intergouvernementaler Perspektive
271 - Institutional Changes in the German Bundestag after the Lisbon Treaty – A new institutionalist
approach
269 - Der Europäische Auswärtige Dienst – ein Instrument zugunsten der supranationalen Ausrichtung
der EU-Außenpolitik?
268 - The European Union at main bodies of the United Nations in the 21st century – towards
consistency in External Action?
266 - The development of transnational regionalism – a neo-institutionalist analysis. The influence of
the INTERREG Iva program on transnational regions
265 - Active Citizenship in der Europäischen Union – Im Kontext von lebenslangem Lernen
264 - The policy process of the Renewable Energy Directive 2099 – More intergovernmental than
supranational?
263 - Europeanization outside the EU - Norways differentiated integration in Justice and Home Affairs
and Energy policy
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