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

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Private Governance Failures and Their Consequences: Towards Enhanced Legal Control of Private Authorities in Finance and Security?continued) dependence on failing but essential private authorities. This approach captures why regulation and legal oversight of CRAs and PMSCs have increased after their governance failures but are plagued with limitations and entail unintended consequences.

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The European Blame Game: Explaining Public Responsibility Attributions in the European Unionon are predominantly attributed to EU member states. In complex policy-making systems, it is thus not the politically superior actor who assumes responsibility for the subordinates’ mistakes but the implementing actor himself.

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‘First as Tragedy…’: Mistakes, Blaming and Learning at the Copenhagen Climate Conferenceme game. Two aspects are highlighted in particular: the strategic leadership role of the presidency, which is needed for the consensus-based decision-making to function and the need for high-level bilateral cooperation between the USA and China.