Adina Akbik
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. A. Akbik
- Telefoon
- +31 70 800 9500
- a.akbik@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-8183-5055
Adina Akbik is als Universitair Docent Europese Politiek verbonden aan het Instituut Politieke Wetenschap.
Universitair docent
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Politieke Wetenschap
- Akbik A., Freudlsperger C. & Migliorati M. (2023), Differentiated participation, uniform procedures: EU agencies in direct policy implementation, West European Politics : 1-26.
- Akbik A & Migliorati M. (2023), Between ideology and nationality: drivers of legislative oversight in the European Parliament's economic dialogues, Journal of Common Market Studies 61(4): 1026-1046.
- Akbik A. (2023), The Economic Dialogues with the Eurogroup: substantive accountability claimed, but Unmet. In: Dawson M. (red.), Substantive accountability in Europe's new economic governance. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 154-176.
- Akbik A. & Dawson M. (2023), From Procedural to Substantive Accountability in EMU Governance. In: Dawson M. (red.), ubstantive accountability in Europe's new economic governance . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 19-44.
- Freudlsperger Ch., Maricut-Akbik A. & Migliorati M. (2022), Opening Pandora’s box?: Joint sovereignty and the rise of EU agencies with operational tasks, Comparative Political Studies : .
- Akbik A. (2022), SSM Accountability: lessons learned for the monetary dialogues: in-depth analysis requested by the ECON Committee nr. PE 699.545. Brussels: European Parliament, Economic Governance Support Unit (EGOV).
- Akbik A. (2022), The European Parliament as an accountability forum: overseeing the Economic and Monetary Union. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- Dawson M. & Maricut-Akbik A. (2022), Accountability in the EU's para-regulatory state: the case of the Economic and Monetary Union, Regulation & Governance : 1-16.
- Maricut-Akbik A. (2021), Speaking on Europe’s behalf: EU discourses of representation during the refugee crisis, Journal of European Integration 43(7): 781-798.
- Dawson M. & Maricut-Akbik A. (2021), Procedural vs substantive accountability in EMU governance: between payoffs and trade-offs, Journal of European Public Policy 28(11): 1707-26.
- Maricut-Akbik A. (2021), Speaking on Europe's behalf: EU discourses of representation during the refugee crisis, Journal of European Integration 43(7): 781-798.
- Maricut-Akbik A. (2021), Q&A in legislative oversight: a framework for analysis, European Journal of Political Research 60(3): 539-559.
- Maricut-Akbik A. (2020), Contesting the European Central Bank in banking supervision: accountability in practice at the European Parliament, Journal of Common Market Studies 58(5): 1199-1214.
- Maricut-Akbik A. (2019), EU politicization beyond the Euro crisis: immigration crises and the politicization of free movement of people, Comparative European Politics 17(3): 380-396.
- Dawson M., Akbik A. & Bobić A. (2019), Reconciling independence and accountability at the European Central Bank: the false promise of proceduralism, European Law Journal 25(1): 75-93.
- Maricut-Akbik A. (2018), The dynamics of institutional behaviour in EU justice and home affairs: roles, representative claims, and varying policy positions, Journal of European Integration 40(2): 161-176.
- Maricut A. & Puetter U. (2018), Deciding on the European Semester: the European Council, the Council and the enduring asymmetry between economic and social policy issues, Journal of European Public Policy 25(2): 193-211.
- Maricut A. (2017), Different narratives, one area without internal frontiers: why EU institutions cannot agree on the refugee crisis, National Identities 19(2): 161-177.
- Maricut A. (2016), With and without supranationalisation: the post-Lisbon roles of the European Council and the Council in justice and home affairs governance, Journal of European Integration 38(5): 541-555.
- Geven K. & Maricut A. (2015), Forms in search of substance: quality and evaluation in Romanian universities, European Educational Research Journal 14(1): 113-125.