Crisis and “Institutional Hubbing” in the European Union

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This analysis reveals how crises reshape institutional designs in the European Union, suggesting enhanced executive power for the Commission.

Crises have been shown to boost the executive power of the Commission within the EU framework.
Evidence highlights a significant rise in hybrid coordination mechanisms that improve agenda setting by the Commission.
The study employs a qualitative analysis to explore institutional responses and coordination dynamics amid crises.
Findings suggest that the evolving role of the Commission through crisis coordination may redefine institutional authority within the EU.

Abrahamsen et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals how crises reshape institutional designs in the European Union, suggesting enhanced executive power for the Commission.