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Eu Funding Has Been Characterized By Significant Innovations Since 2020 And These Often-controversial Innovations Give Rise To Complex Legal Issues. This Volume Makes The Case For Legal Scholars To Pay Increasing Attention To The Eu Budget Rather Than Focusing Primarily On Non-budget Funding Or Picking Up On One Specific Angle-such As Rule Of Law Conditionality. This Volume Embeds The Analysis Of The Shifting Eu Funding Landscape In The Broader Context Of Eu Budget And Funding Law And Practice. The Chapters In This Volume Provide A Rich And Broad Overview And Evaluation Of Three New Frontiers Of Eu Funding. The First Considers The Why, And How, Of Eu Funding Innovations. The Second Frontier Is Mainly Centred Around Rule Of Law Concerns, While The Third Considers Whether And How New Eu Funding Has Entered And Fundamentally Reshaped The Terrain Of Substantive Eu Law And Policy. The Evaluation Is Both Policy-oriented And Legal In Nature. The Volume Is A Valuable Resource For Legal Scholars, Practitioners, And Others, Who Want To Make Sense Of The Rapidly Changing Landscape Of Eu Funding-- Provided By Publisher.