Code
01N02315
Duration
01 February 2015 → 30 November 2019
Funding
Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
Promotor
Research disciplines
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Social sciences
- Other economics and business
- Citizenship, immigration and political inequality
- International and comparative politics
- Multilevel governance
- National politics
- Political behaviour
- Political organisations and institutions
- Political theory and methodology
- Public administration
- Other political science
Keywords
EU trade policy
TTIP
politicisation
Project description
The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership generated unseen debate in political and civil society circles. This project maps this politicisation and analyses its implications. Which new actors have become involved in EU trade policy, what do they advocate and how? This analysis will be confronted with theories on politicisation to predict how this might impact the EU‟s future trade policies.