Imagine a game where the players suddenly stop agreeing on the basic rules, making it impossible to play fairly. This work looks at why people in Europe are losing trust in democratic systems and how that creates friction. It maps out who is causing the disagreement and suggests new ways to fix the rules so everyone can work together again.
Companies face high operational risk when EU member states diverge from the rule of law and democratic norms. This creates legal uncertainty and unpredictable regulatory environments.
A typology of democratic dissensus and a map of key actors in Europe. It also includes a set of policy recommendations for the EU rule of law toolbox.
If you are an international law firm dealing with unpredictable regulatory shifts in EU member states — this project developed a typology of democratic dissensus that helps predict legal instability. This allows for better risk assessment for clients operating in volatile regions.
If you are a government relations consultancy dealing with conflicting political norms across 8 European countries — this project developed a map of principal actors of dissensus. This helps in tailoring communication strategies to match the actual political climate of a specific region.
If you are a risk insurance provider dealing with the threat of illiberal governance models — this project developed an analysis of external competition from alternative models. This provides a data-driven basis for pricing insurance premiums based on democratic stability.
Based on available project data, no pricing or cost structure is mentioned as this is a research action.
Based on available project data, the project focuses on policy recommendations and capacity-building rather than a scalable industrial product.
Based on available project data, there is no specific information regarding patents or licensing agreements.
The project analyzes the EU rule of law toolbox, the European semester, and judicial instruments.
The project runs from 2022-09-01 to 2026-01-31.
The consortium is heavily academic, with 7 universities and 1 research organization leading the effort. However, it includes 1 industry partner and 1 SME, providing a 9% industry ratio. This suggests the output is primarily theoretical but has a small bridge to practical business application through these few non-academic partners.
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