How does delegation structure shape agent discretion in EU foreign policy? Evidence from the Normandy Format and the Contact Group on Libya

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@SusMonika #ISPPAN for @CSP_journal 🧐 @PAN_akademia #PAN #publication #soproud #EU

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RT @SusMonika: 👇my recent paper published in @CSP_journal https://t.co/eGXlgfA0E9 / @Hertie_Security @ISPPAN @NCN_PL https://t.co/roMJVZE1…

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👇my recent paper published in @CSP_journal https://t.co/eGXlgfA0E9 / @Hertie_Security @ISPPAN @NCN_PL

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Differentiated cooperation is an inherent feature of EU foreign policy. Our expert @SusMonika analyses the room of maneuver the High Representative has when selected Member States decide to act thorough informal groupings omitting the EU framework 👇 http

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