European policy making after Covid-19
“governance with government”
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.60054/PEU.2022.9.91-97Keywords:
European policy making, crisisification of policy processAbstract
After 2008, the European policy process developed in the conditions of continuous crisis. This leads to a series of changes related to the specificities of the policy cycle, the role of the European Commission and national administrations, the involvement of expertise and public groups. This increases the Union’s decision-making capacity, but also raises legitimacy risks.
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