The following three papers were selected for the EUIA2018 Best Paper Award:

• Katja Biedenkopf: EU Delegations in European Union Climate Diplomacy
• Alasdair Young: Supplying Compliance? Explaining the EU’s Response to Adverse WTO Rulings
• Anna Herranz-Surrallés: Paradoxes of parliamentarization in European security and defence: When politicization and integration undercut parliamentary capital

The above papers were published in a themed EUIA section in the first issue of 2019 of the Journal of European Integration (41/1).

The following paper was selected for the EUIA21 Best Paper Award:

• Anatoly Boyashov: EU in Prevention Networks of the UN Human Rights Council

The above paper was published in a themed EUIA section in the first issue of 2021 of the Journal of European Integration (44/2)

Established in 1978, the Journal of European Integration is a leading journal that publishes scholarly work from a variety of disciplinary or multidisciplinary perspectives, ranging from political science and political economy to public administration, law, history, sociology and cultural studies, on all aspects of the European integration process. European integration is broadly understood as pan-European process rather than merely the European Union, though the majority of our contributions might be devoted to the latter. We also publish comparative studies of federalism, regional integration and other forms of multilateral cooperation, as well as articles dealing with the European Union's external relations and its global role, be it concerning economic, diplomatic or security relations. The main purpose of the Journal of European Integration is to serve a broad readership which implies that articles should be of a wider relevance rather than of a highly technical or narrow nature. The emphasis should be on scholarly work and should provide, in particular, analysis rather than description or assertion.