Description du projet
Un examen plus attentif de la manière dont la COVID-19 redéfinit nos démocraties
La pandémie de COVID-19 est survenue à la fin d’une décennie marquée par des crises sociales, économiques et politiques pour l’Europe. Elle a paralysé la relance économique et affecté la politique démocratique et la gouvernance à travers le continent, appelant à une transformation institutionnelle à différents niveaux. Le projet REGROUP, financé par l’UE, fournira à l’UE des conseils pratiques sur la manière de rebâtir de manière efficace et démocratique la gouvernance et les politiques publiques après la pandémie. Il procédera en se basant sur une analyse des conséquences socio-politiques de la COVID-19 et une évaluation normative fondée sur des données empiriques à ce sujet. Avec son consortium de 14 institutions, le projet entend parvenir à un degré élevé d’impact politique, social et scientifique.
Objectif
Culminating more than a decade of crisis in Europe, the Covid-19 pandemic has opened an unprecedented window of opportunity for institutional and policy change, not only at the “reactive” level of emergency responses, but also to tackle more broadly the many socio-political challenges caused or exacerbated by Covid-19. Building on this premise, REGROUP (Rebuilding governance and resilience out of the pandemic) aims to: 1) provide the European Union with a body of actionable advice on how to rebuild post-pandemic governance and public policies in an effective and democratic way; anchored to 2) a map of the socio-political dynamics and consequences of Covid-19; and 3) an empirically-informed normative evaluation of the pandemic. REGROUP pursues this threefold objective via a multi-level (national, supranational, international) and multi-sphere (political, societal, ideational, digital) research approach, and guided by three overarching analytical themes: “reordering”; “risk”; “resilience”. We operate in nine collaborative work packages—grouped in three blocks: “diagnosis”, “evaluation”, and “prescription”—bringing together expertise and methods from a range of social sciences and humanities. Doing so, we advance the state of the art conceptually, theoretically, and methodologically. REGROUP is conducted by a consortium of 13 internationally renowned institutions, committed to scholarly excellence, inclusiveness, and open science. The project is designed to achieve a high degree of policy, societal, and scientific impact, which it will achieve via a multi-pronged dissemination and communication strategy. This includes links to some of the EU’s main debates and events, such as the Health Union, the Green Deal, the Digital Decade, the Economic Governance Review, the Conference on the Future of Europe, and the 2024 European Parliament elections.
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HORIZON-RIA - HORIZON Research and Innovation ActionsCoordinateur
9712CP Groningen
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