Explaining institutional strength: the case of national human rights institutions in Europe and its Neighbourhood

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of European Public Policy, November 2018

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RT @pilizalde: A great new paper by @Cora_Lacatus. Congrats! https://t.co/qJ6zrvhSnm

18 Dec 2018

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A great new paper by @Cora_Lacatus. Congrats!

04 Dec 2018

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RT @jepp_journal: Why does national #HumanRights institutions' strength change over time? An analysis by Corina Lacatus in @jepp_journal sh…

23 Nov 2018

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Why does national #HumanRights institutions' strength change over time? An analysis by Corina Lacatus in @jepp_journal shows "European Union membership #conditionality is the strongest predictor of increased strength in national human rights institutions"

23 Nov 2018

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