No. 3

3/24: Differentiated EU integration Axiological and legal challenges: conciliation, acculturation, corporate social responsibility

2024

Journal

European Studies Quarterly

DOI

10.31338/1641-2478pe.3.24.x

Publishing model

open access

License type

CC BY 4.0 Int.

Field

Social sciences

Discipline

political science and public administration

Publisher

Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego

Affiliation

University of Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland), Wydział Nauk Politycznych i Studiów Międzynarodowych

Language of publication

English, Polish, Russian

Year of publication

2024

Editor-in-chief

Marta Witkowska

Guest editor

Issue content

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31.10.2024
European Uniondifferentiated integrationuniform integrationneofunctional approachintergovernmental approachspill-backspill-overEU enlargementintergovermentalism
Sources of differentiated EU integration
Janusz Ruszkowski
31.10.2024
Three Seas InitiativeEuropean Unionrailway infrastructureRail Balticahigh-speed railwaysPoland
Plans of integration of the railway network in the Three Seas Initiative countries
Juliusz Engelhardt
31.10.2024
European UnionEU Customs Unionfree movement of goodscustoms handling of goodsprinciples of customs lawprotection of the EU's financial interestssecurityCustoms Union Reform
Challenges related to security and protection of the EU’s financial interests in the context of the Customs Union Reform
Ewa Gwardzińska
31.10.2024
acculturationsocial presenceUkrainiansrefugeesPolandmigration
Conceptualising the models of social presence of Ukrainians in Poland
Ewa Maria Marciniak, Jonathan Scovil
31.10.2024
laicitychurchsecularizationsecularismFrancePoland
Laicity and conciliation in France and Poland
Sarah Bomba
31.10.2024
corporate social responsibility (CSR)non-financial reportingsustainable developmentpolish enterprises
Non-financial reporting as an element of social responsibility of Polish enterprises
Magdalena Tomala
31.10.2024
political advisinglobbyingpolitical expert culturePolandGermany
Research project report. ‘Knowledge is power’: The boundaries of political advising and lobbying in the political decision-making process – political expert culture in a Polish-German comparative perspective
Artur Kopka
31.10.2024
floodflood managementcrisis managementEuropean Unioncrisis situation
The role of the European Union in reducing the effects of floods from the perspective of the crisis management phases
Rafał Jękot

Sources of differentiated EU integration

Plans of integration of the railway network in the Three Seas Initiative countries

Challenges related to security and protection of the EU’s financial interests in the context of the Customs Union Reform

Conceptualising the models of social presence of Ukrainians in Poland

Laicity and conciliation in France and Poland

Non-financial reporting as an element of social responsibility of Polish enterprises

Research project report. ‘Knowledge is power’: The boundaries of political advising and lobbying in the political decision-making process – political expert culture in a Polish-German comparative perspective

The role of the European Union in reducing the effects of floods from the perspective of the crisis management phases