Titlebook: Political Mistakes and Policy Failures in International Relations; Andreas Kruck,Kai Oppermann,Alexander Spencer Book 2018 The Editor(s) (

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Policymaking in the Pub: New Labour’s European Policy Failure investigates criticisms and defences of New Labour’s European policy, showing that the notion of failure is itself a construction, born out of political contestation and blame allocation when groups with a vested interest in policy processes deem things to have ‘gone wrong’. The chapter finds that

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Private Governance Failures and Their Consequences: Towards Enhanced Legal Control of Private Authorities in Finance and Security?overnance failures subsequently lead to enhanced legal control of private authorities. While private governance failures create a functional demand for regulatory reform, the establishment and extent of enhanced legal control mechanisms are contingent on (1) the political net benefits that more lega

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The ‘Get Out of Jail Card’: The Immunity Risk Provides Financial Markets and Regulators from the Consequences of Their Mistakeslators. As evermore sophisticated financial processes of operationalising and commodifying an indeterminate future subscribe to a false dichotomy between (quantitative) risk and (qualitative) uncertainty, this chapter problematises how this approach aggravates the asymmetric relationship between pri

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The European Blame Game: Explaining Public Responsibility Attributions in the European Unionimplementing actors. To test this expectation, we analyse public responsibility attributions (PRAs) for two alleged mistakes in EU financial policies: The absence of sanctions against countries that violated the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) and harmful tax competition between EU member states. Ou

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What Went Wrong? The World Health Organization from Swine Flu to Ebola09 H1N1 influenza pandemic and the 2014 Ebola outbreak have, however, led to questions being raised about the WHO’s abilities and extensive calls for the organisation’s reform. This chapter examines a series of mistakes and the structural, cultural, political and epidemiological factors that contrib

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