Adina Akbik
Senior Assistant Professor
- Name
- Dr. A. Akbik
- Telephone
- +31 70 800 9500
- a.akbik@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-8183-5055
Adina Akbik is Senior Assistant Professor of European Politics at the Institute of Political Science.
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Cultural stereotyping in European Union governance: research on the impact of stereotypes receives ERC Starting Grant -
ERC Starting Grants for seven Leiden researchers -
As many as 6 NWO grants for Leiden political scientists
Adina Akbik is Senior Assistant Professor of European Politics at the Institute of Political Science. Her research focuses on European Union (EU) governance from both a political science and a public administration perspective. Her recent work examines the enforcement powers of EU agencies, political accountability through the European Parliament, and drivers of behaviour within EU institutions more generally.
In 2023, Adina was awarded an ERC Starting Grant for a project studying the role of cultural stereotypes in EU governance. EUROTYPES will run from 2024 to 2028.
Before joining Leiden University in 2021, Adina worked as a postdoc at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin. She defended her PhD in Political Science at the Central European University in Budapest in 2016.
Her work has been published in the Comparative Political Studies, Regulation & Governance, the Journal of European Public Policy, the European Journal of Political Research, West European Politics, the Journal of Common Market Studies, Comparative European Politics, and the Journal of European Integration among others. In January 2022, her monograph ‘The European Parliament as an Accountability Forum: Overseeing the Economic and Monetary Union’ was published by Cambridge University Press.
You can follow Adina on Twitter: @MaricutAkbik
Personal website: https://www.adinaakbik.eu/
› Curriculum vitae Adina Akbik
Adina is available to supervise PhD students and invites PhD candidates to send research proposals in the areas of:
- EU institutions and decision-making
- Cultural stereotypes in EU governance
- Political accountability and parliamentary scrutiny
- The Economic and Monetary Union
- EU Migration and Internal Security
Senior Assistant Professor
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Politieke Wetenschap
- Akbik A. & Dawson M. (2024), The role of the European Council in the EU constitutional structure: study requested by the AFCO Committee no. PE 760.125. Brussels: European Parliament.
- Akbik Adina & Diessner Sebastian (2024), Police patrols, fire alarms, or ambulance chasers? Parliamentary oversight of European monetary policy and banking supervision, West European Politics : 1-27.
- Akbik A. & Migliorati M. (2024), Understanding oversight through parliamentary questions: the European Parliament in the economic and monetary union, European Union Politics 25(4): 657-697.
- Akbik A. & Dawson M. (2023), From Procedural to Substantive Accountability in EMU Governance. In: Dawson M. (Ed.), ubstantive accountability in Europe's new economic governance . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 19-44.
- Akbik A. (2023), The Economic Dialogues with the Eurogroup: substantive accountability claimed, but Unmet. In: Dawson M. (Ed.), Substantive accountability in Europe's new economic governance. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 154-176.
- 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., Freudlsperger C. & Migliorati M. (2023), Differentiated participation, uniform procedures: EU agencies in direct policy implementation, West European Politics : 1-26.
- 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.
- Akbik A. (2022), The European Parliament as an accountability forum: overseeing the Economic and Monetary Union. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- 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 no. PE 699.545. Brussels: European Parliament, Economic Governance Support Unit (EGOV).
- 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), Q&A in legislative oversight: a framework for analysis, European Journal of Political Research 60(3): 539-559.
- 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), Speaking on Europe’s behalf: EU discourses of representation during the refugee crisis, Journal of European Integration 43(7): 781-798.
- 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 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-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. (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.