Crashing and creeping: agenda-setting dynamics in the European Union

By Sebastiaan Princen, Mark Rhinard. 2006

143 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Strategy and Management

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1. Bart. Kerremans
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1. Bart. Kerremans
2. Sebastiaan Princen

Citations in the corpus

• Opportunity Structures in the EU Multi-Level System (2008, background): “Framing is therefore a strategic exercise (Princen and Rhinard 2006: 1129) with the purpose of affecting political jurisdiction, political sensitivities, and ultimately political attention.”
• Agenda-setting strategies in EU policy processes (2011, background): “Thus, the imposition of an EU-wide ban on tobacco advertisements was (officially) justified by referring to the potential barriers to the free trade in magazines and newspapers that could result from differences in regulatory regimes between the member states (Princen and Rhinard 2006: 1124).”