Politics and Public Governance is a busy research group with multiple scientific articles produced each year. Listed below, our most recent published work can be discovered. In addition to published academic contributions, several PhD dissertations are completed by our PhD students every year. 

Partisan cueing and preferences for fiscal integration in the European Union

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West European politics - ISSN 0140-2382- (2025) p. 1-27
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In search of the antidote : the role of collectivity in the COVID-19 crisis governance

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Antwerpen, University of Antwerp, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Political Science, 2025,261 p.
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Pushing human rights boundaries : intersectional discrimination and reproductive (in)justice for Romani women

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The rights of Roma in European courts : strategic litigation and the boundaries of human rights / Henrard, K.; Farkas, L. [edit.]-p. 257-277
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Replication data - Is that a threat? How Types of Stakeholder and Reputation Threat Matter for Gaining Influence in Regulatory Rulemaking

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figshare, 2025,

Left out in the cold : how severe and repeated administrative failures generate entrenched mistrust

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NIG Annual Conference, 6-7 February, 2025, Ghent, Belgium- () p.

How do choices in a simulated policymaking environment relate to citizens’ trust in government and voice behaviour? Analysis from an online budget game

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IRSPM 2025 conference, 7-9 April, 2025, Bologna, Italy- () p.

Is that a threat? How types of stakeholder and reputational threat matter for gaining influence in regulatory rulemaking

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Regulation & governance - ISSN 1748-5983- (2025) p.

Measuring (sub-)national identities in survey research : lessons from Belgium

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Public opinion quarterly - ISSN 0033-362X- (2025) p.
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The link above only lists the publications that were published after the merger in October 2018. To get a more complete overview and list of publications before and after 2018, please click on the following link. This bibliography consist of the previous research groups PA&M and CED as well as the new group PPG. However, it does not include the work of Peter Bursens who also joined our research group.