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Nathan Vandeputte

Prijzen & Erkenningen

8 Resultaten

2024

Harnessing the democratising potential of the EU’s foreign policy agenda

Nathan VandeputteFabienne BossuytDanilo Di MauroChristine HackeneschNiels KeijzerJulia LeiningerEvelyn MantoiuStefania PanebiancoYassin SaidChristopher Wingens

The EU's support to democracy : recognising the democratising potential of the EU’s foreign policy agenda

Nathan VandeputteFabienne BossuytNiels KeijzerChristine HackeneschEvelyn MantoiuDanio Di MauroChristopher WingensStefania PanebiancoJulia Leininger

The political nature of international democracy support and what to do with it? A radical democratic assessment of the European Union’s support for democracy in Uganda

Nathan VandeputteJan OrbieFabienne Bossuyt

The suspension of the Democratic Governance Facility in Uganda : the illusion of 'politically smart aid'

Nathan Vandeputte

A2 Artikel in een tijdschrift in DEVELOPMENT IN PRACTICE

2022

A radical democratic lens to rejuvenating European Union democracy support : thinking about the political with a capital P

Nathan Vandeputte

A2 Artikel in een tijdschrift in DEMOCRATIC THEORY-AN INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL

Democratizing EU democracy support in Uganda : embedding democracy aid within local negotiations of justice in Acholiland

Nathan Vandeputte

A1 Artikel in een tijdschrift in DEMOCRATIZATION

2018

European Union democracy assistance : an academic state of play

Nathan VandeputteLaura Luciani

2017

The EU as an influencing force of east African community integration? An analysis of local stakeholders’ perceptions and the study of consent

Nathan VandeputteFabienne Bossuyt

A2 Artikel in een tijdschrift in JOURNAL OF POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT