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REGROUP will deliver six types of publications throughout the project: research papers, policy papers, foresight papers, focus papers, mini-public papers, and external papers. Explore all our publications below, or filter them by type. Follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Mastodon to stay up to date for new publications. 

Research papers are scholarly studies presenting research conducted in the diagnostic and evaluative work packages.

Policy papers present actionable policy advice building on the analyses and evidence contained in the research papers.

Foresight papers provide EU policy-makers with agenda-setting overviews of the areas covered by the three prescriptive work packages.

Focus papers present in-depth advice on specific topics within the REGROUP prescriptive work packages.

This section contains the methodology brief and mini-public reports produced as part of work package 4.

External publications include outside publications based on REGROUP research.

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Policy papers
  • 2025-07-07
  • Lorenzo Cicchi and Daniele Caramani
The Covid-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted European political landscapes, not by creating entirely new cleavages but by activating, intensifying, and reconfiguring existing political divisions. This policy paper…
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Focus papers
  • 2025-06-19
  • Elizaveta Gaufman and Martijn Schoonvelde
Disinformation has become an increasing concern for European policymakers and the broader public, raising pressing questions about safeguarding political discourse and institutional…
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Focus papers
  • 2025-05-07
  • Danielle Brady and Xheimina Dervishi
As Europe grapples with geopolitical tensions, economic instability, demographic change and rising populism, the role of Social Europe has never been more critical. The COVID-19 pandemic exposed significant vulnerabilities in social…
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Focus papers
  • 2025-05-01
  • Pol Bargués
Emboldened by the Western-dominated, unilateral moment after the end of the Cold War, inspired by intellectuals who valued civil society at the expense of realpolitik, the EU aspired to construct a foreign policy based on values and to influence world affairs according to its…
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Policy papers
  • 2025-04-09
  • John Erik Fossum and Christopher Lord
Building on previous tasks, this paper takes stock of the state of Europe’s multi-level democracy and legitimacy in crisis times and makes recommendations on how to safeguard both principles. We recommend a system of…
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Focus papers
  • 2025-03-30
  • Christopher Lord
This paper develops principles for a democratically legitimate form of digitalisation. It goes further than a need for an ethics of digitalisation. Ethics is a relationship between all persons. Democratic legitimacy is a relationship between citizens who share a democracy and, therefore..
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Focus papers
  • 2025-03-26
  • Philipp Lausberg and Eulalia Rubio
Given an increasingly volatile geopolitical landscape and growing climate-related risks, this paper argues for strengthening the EU’s fiscal capacity for crisis prevention, preparedness and response, focusing on two fields: security…
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External publications
  • 2025-03-17
  • Sergio Fabbrini
How did the European Union (EU) deal with the crises of the 2010s and 2020s? These crises arose in policy realms that were the province of national governments, so the European Council was the driving institution for managing them. National governments were…
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Research papers
  • 2025-03-05
  • Michalis Moutselos
The COVID-19 pandemic put public health, economic activity, and constitutionally guaranteed freedoms under severe strain. Existing research has studied the ensuing protests, predominately individuals’ likelihood to have participated and the determinants…
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