National Politics

TEPSA Brief “The next generation of European farmers: solutions from Romania”, Maria Balea

Posted on 07/08/2018

TEPSA is happy to present its TEPSA Brief on “The next generation of European farmers: solutions from Romania“, written by Maria Balea in […]

TEPSA Brief “Tackling Roma youth unemployment in Romania: the role of Youth Guarantee Programme”, Catalina Meirosu

Posted on 01/08/2018

TEPSA is happy to present its TEPSA Brief on “Tackling Roma youth unemployment in Romania: the role of Youth Guarantee Programme“, written […]

“What Role for the Czech Republic in EU Military Missions?”, Ondřej Ditrych (IIR, Czech Republic)

Posted on 30/07/2018

Policy paper by Ondřej Ditrych seeks to capture how recent strategic trends and Russia’s assertive revisionism in the Eastern approaches […]

“Political masquerade passed off as a democratic change of government in Georgia”, Paata Gaprindashvili, Mariam Tsitsikashvili, Gia Japaridze (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 26/07/2018

As part of the new series “Eastern European Insights”, a part of our Berlin Policy Hub project, a first commentary on […]

“Beyond the European Council: Domestic Politics Drives the Migration “Crisis” in Italy and Germany”, Gianni Bonvicini (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 25/07/2018

EU migration policy emerged as the main bone of contention at the recent European Council meeting on 28-29 June 2018. […]

“Relations between the US Intelligence Community and US Presidents, including the Trump Administration”, Gustavo Díaz Matey (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 25/07/2018

Intelligence is the main response to the risks and threats facing the national security of a country. The relationship of […]

“The Challenges of European Policies Implementation in Croatia”, Višnja Samardžija (IRMO, Croatia)

Posted on 25/07/2018

This book edited by Višnja Samardžija is result of the three-year ERESMUS+ Jean Monnet Support to Institution project “POLO-Cro28 Policy […]

“Will the long-awaited justice prevail in Ukraine?”, Kateryna Pryshchepa (College of Europe, Poland)

Posted on 25/07/2018

Many of Ukraine’s judiciary reforms are starting to take effect. A new Supreme Court has been in place since last […]

“Catalonia is not Scotland, despite appearances”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 25/07/2018

Catalonia and Scotland share grievances that led them to hold referendums on independence, in the first case an illegal vote in 2017, in […]

“Should Franco’s tomb be removed from his basilica?”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 24/07/2018

More than 40 years after the death of General Francisco Franco, Spain’s dictator between 1939 and 1975 and the victor of […]

“Turkey’s choice: an election that might be too close to call”, Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 24/07/2018

How can one write a pre-election comment when there is so much at stake, society has become so polarised and […]

“Shifting trafficking routes for illicit narcotics and the importance of Spain-US counter-narcotics cooperation”, Eric L. Olson & Nina Gordon (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 24/07/2018

Counter-narcotics cooperation between Spain and the US is of growing importance to both countries but remains limited in scope. Flows […]

“Moroccans and the second generation among Jihadists in Spain”, Fernando Reinares & Carola García-Calvo (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 24/07/2018

A large majority of Jihadists in Spain are either Moroccans or descendants of Moroccans. But it is more likely for […]

“Italian and Spanish approaches to external migration management in the Sahel: venues for cooperation and coherence” (Elcano, Spain; IAI, Italy)

Posted on 24/07/2018

This paper is the result of a joint project by the Istituto Affari Internazionali (Rome) and the Elcano Royal Institute, promoted by […]

“The Trump Administration’s National Security Strategy”, Carlota García Encina (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 24/07/2018

At the end of 2017 the US published a new National Security Strategy (NSS), replacing the previous NSS of 2015 […]

TEPSA Brief: “Making the invisible visible: the EU’s impact on the lives of Slovenian people”, Maja Bučar

Posted on 23/07/2018

TEPSA is happy to present a new policy brief on “Making the invisible visible: the EU’s impact on the lives […]

“It’s the rules, stupid!”: Estonia in the EU MFF negotiations”, Piret Kuusik (EVI, Estonia)

Posted on 18/07/2018

The European Union is currently in the early stages of its negotiations about the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for […]

“The Role of Innovation Policy in Building National Competitiveness: The experience of Slovenia and Montenegro”, Maja Bučar and Danijela Vojinović Jaćimović (CIR, Slovenia)

Posted on 16/07/2018

The book offers a fresh insight into contemporary challenges in the area of innovation and innovation policy, with a focus […]

TEPSA Brief: “Spain’s firm Europeanism in an age of uncertainty”, Ignacio Molina & Salvador Llaudes

Posted on 09/07/2018

TEPSA is happy to present a new policy brief on “Spain’s firm Europeanism in an age of uncertainty” written by Ignacio Molina […]

TEPSA Brief: “Talking Europe: How did Italians do it in the latest election campaign and what will come next?”, Nicoletta Pirozzi

Posted on 02/07/2018

TEPSA is happy two present a new policy brief on “Talking Europe: How did Italians do it in the latest […]

“The Conte Government: Radical Change or Pragmatic Continuity in Italian Foreign and De-fence Policy?”, Alessandro Marrone (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 26/06/2018

The new Italian government headed by Giuseppe Conte relies on a parliamentary majority formed by the Five Star Movement (Movimento […]

“Scotland and London: a constitutional crisis over Brexit?”, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 22/06/2018

Last week the Scottish parliament rejected the Brexit or EU withdrawal bill. A majority of Scottish lawmakers want a substantial […]

“Religion’s waning influence in Western Europe”, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 22/06/2018

In general –despite the fact that several countries in the EU have some form of Christianity as their official state […]

“Spain ups its global presence”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 22/06/2018

Spain was ranked 11th out of 110 countries in the 2017 Elcano Global Presence Index, which measures the results of […]

“Spain is not Italy”, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 22/06/2018

Italy and Spain are not only highly different, if anything they have become more so. This has become even more […]

“The sustainability of the questionable US presidency: The Trump era might last longer than expected”, Mika Aaltola (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 20/06/2018

The 2020 US presidential election could be a close call with a narrow margin of victory. Many key factors underlying […]

“Italy’s new maverick government: Mixed signals for the EU, bad news for asylum seekers”, Marco Siddi (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 20/06/2018

The economic agenda of the new government in Rome is preoccupying Italy’s EU partners. However, this should not become an […]

“The defence of Finland and Sweden: Continuity and variance in strategy and public opinion”, Charly Salonius-Pasternak (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 20/06/2018

At state strategic decision-maker and public opinion levels, Swedish defence politics fluctuates more than its Finnish counterpart. During the past twenty-five […]

“Welfare Democracies and Party Politics : Explaining Electoral Dynamics in Times of Changing Welfare Capitalism”, Philip Manow, Palier, Bruno Palier, Hanna Schwander (SciencesPo-CNRS, France)

Posted on 28/05/2018

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“The ‘New Turkey’ as a NATO Member: Domestic state transformation and competing strategic cultures”, Toni Alaranta (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 21/05/2018

FIIA Working Paper 103, May 2018 This study uses the concept of ‘strategic culture’ to analyze how Turkey’s incumbent Justice […]

“Basque terrorist group ETA disbands after 60 years”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 21/05/2018

It has been a long time coming, but finally the Basque separatist group ETA has dissolved itself, ending one of […]

“The best of all possible worlds”, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 21/05/2018

«The best of all possible worlds» is a simplistic expression stemming from the philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz’s complex 1710 Essays […]

“Turkey’s snap elections: Why in such a hurry?”, Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 21/05/2018

A clear victory for President Erdoğan might not be so sure if the economy turns bad, national pride fades away […]

“Putin after Putin”, Mira Milosevich-Juaristi (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 21/05/2018

What have been the keys to the victory of Vladimir Putin in the presidential elections held on 18 March? Does […]

“Costa Rica: big election surprises, increased polarisation and eroding governability?”, Saúl Weisleder (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 21/05/2018

The parliamentary elections in Costa Rica, together with the first round of the presidential elections, have opened up a new […]

“Gibraltar, a possible solution: diffused sovereignty and shared functions”, Ignacio Molina (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 21/05/2018

Brexit opens a small window of opportunity to attempt to resolve the status of Gibraltar. Read it here

“Political culture and parliamentarism in Ukraine: current state and main problems” (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)

Posted on 25/04/2018

The issue №3-4(2017) of the National Security and Defence Journal “Political culture and parliamentarism in Ukraine: current state and main […]

“Sixth interview of the “Klartext“-series: Open data in Ukraine and the challenge of providing reliable data” (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 21/04/2018

Within the framework of the project “Platform for Analytics and Intercultural Communication” (PAIC) the fifth interview from the series “Klartext” […]

“Spain’s protests over pensions: no room for populist measures”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 20/04/2018

Old age pensioners (OAPs) have been protesting across Spain at their ‘miserable’ pensions which since 2014 have stopped being automatically […]

“Italy’s 2018 Elections: A Hung Parliament and Four Government Scenarios”, Alessandro Marrone, IAI Commentaries, 18:15, March 2018 (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 28/03/2018

The Italian elections have sanctioned the success of the conservative coalition – made up of an alliance between the Lega, […]

Fifth interview of the “Klartext”-series: “The public administration reform in the Ukrainian ministries is making considerable progress” (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 28/03/2018

Within the framework of the project “Platform for Analytics and Intercultural Communication” (PAIC) the fifth interview from the series “Klartext” […]

“Brexit Takes a Back Seat in Northern Ireland”, Jessica Ní Mhainín, IAI Commentaries, 18:18, March 2018 (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 28/03/2018

Northern Ireland stands to lose the most from Brexit, but recent months have seen the Irish language – […]

Annual Analytical Conclusions and Predictions “Ukraine 2017-2018: New Reality, Old Problems” (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)

Posted on 26/03/2018

Razumkov Centre presents a new issue of the annual analytical conclusions for the past year and predictions for the next […]

“Maximizing the outcomes of Spain´s political engagement with the UN”, Jessica Almvist (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/03/2018

With its current seat on the Human Rights Council (2018-20), Spain should strive to continue and revitalise its foreign policy […]

“A guide to undestanding Italy: the 2018 elections and beyond”, Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/03/2018

The Italian elections of March 2018 –which have become a case study for populism– have caused much anxiety in Europe; […]

“Towers and walls against multiculturalism: Hispanics and Spanish in the Trump Presidency”, Ángel Badillo Matos (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 12/03/2018

The election of Donald Trump has generated new tensions around the public use of Spanish in the US and, above […]

Uncertainty in the Italian election: Towards a political stalemate?, Marco Siddi (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 26/02/2018

On 4 March, Italians will elect a new parliament. While forming a government will prove difficult, a radical change in […]

Trump’s first year at the helm: Towards a zero-sum world?, Ville Sinkkonen & Mika Aaltola (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 26/02/2018

Donald Trump’s first year as President has been marked by continuity in US security policy, a partial challenge to the […]

Yearbook article “Italy” (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 23/02/2018

On 4 March 2018, Italy elects a new parliament. In their article from our “Yearbook of European Integration”, Alexander Grasse […]

What happened to Europe’s left?, Jan Rovny (CNRS-SciencesPo, France)

Posted on 22/02/2018

in: Blog LSE – EUROPP – European Politics and Policy, February 2018 Only a handful of European states are currently governed by […]

Three lessons from the Czech presidential election, Jan Rovny (CNRS-SciencesPo, France)

Posted on 22/02/2018

in: Blog LSE – EUROPP – European Politics and Policy, February 2018 Miloš Zeman won a second term as Czech President on […]

Data Platforms and Cities, Anders Blok, Antoine Courmont, Rolien Hoyng et al. (CNRS-SciencesPo, France)

Posted on 22/02/2018

in: Tecnoscienza, February 2018, vol 8, n° 2, p. 183-190. This section offers a series of joint reflections on (open) data platform […]

“Franco-German cooperation: A compromise between vision and reality?”, Paul Schmidt (ÖGfE, Austria)

Posted on 13/02/2018

The problems with forming a government after the 2017 German federal election have provided an opportunity for French President Emmanuel […]

“The Czech Republic: Receiving the First Relevant Chinese Investments”, Rudolf Fürst (IIR, Czech Republic)

Posted on 29/01/2018

The new report prepared by the European Think-tank Network on China (ETNC) contains a chapter from our senior researcher and […]

“Charting the EU–National Strategic Constellation: Understanding EU Strategy Through Member States’ Strategic Partnerships—an Analysis of the Czech Case”, Benjamin Tallis, Michal Šimečka (IIR, Czech Republic)

Posted on 29/01/2018

That the national foreign policies of EU member states impact on the EU’s strategy and strategic performance as a (global) […]

“Lack of Engagement? The Spectrum of EU Member State Policies Towards Kosovo”, Tomáš Dopita, (IIR, Czech Republic)

Posted on 29/01/2018

Kosovo’s declaration of independence in February 2008 resulted in a deep division within the European Union. While 23 EU members […]

“Bulgaria”, Johanna Deimel (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 26/01/2018

in Yearbook of European Integration 2017 Bulgaria has, for the first time in its history, taken over the EU Presidency. […]

Issue 4/2017 of “integration” published (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 26/01/2018

In the new issue of integration, Funda Tekin explains the basic principles and concepts of differentiated integration in the Area […]

“GEPS No 01/18: France: Germany’s Indispensable Ally in European Policy-Making”, Ulrich Krotz/Joachim Schild, January 2018 (IEP, Germany)

Posted on 26/01/2018

This German European Policy Series by Ulrich Krotz, European University Institute, and Joachim Schild, University of Trier, examines the importance […]

The three constituencies of the state: why the state has lost unifying energy, Desmond King, Patrick Le Galès (Sciences Po, France)

Posted on 25/01/2018

British Journal of Sociology, November 2017, vol 68, n° S1 We address resurgent populism by examining structural processes of state transformation […]

Policy analysis in France, HALPERN, Charlotte, HASSENTEUFEL, Patrick, ZITTOUN, Philippe (dir.) (Sciences Po, France)

Posted on 25/01/2018

Series: International Library of Policy Analysis. Bristol : Policy Press, 2018. 352 p. Policy analysis in France lays the foundation […]

Spiritual genocide is taking place here, András Inotai (IWE, Hungary)

Posted on 25/01/2018

In: Hungarian Spectrum online Read it here

Cycles of nationalisation and privatisation, and the role of the state in Ireland, Annamária Artner (IWE, Hungary)

Posted on 25/01/2018

In: Acta Oeconomica, Vol. 67 (4), pp. 557–583 (2017) The article examines how the roles of state institutions and state […]

The Price of the Russian Elections: Easy to achieve, Putin’s victory will have huge costs, Arkady Moshes (FIIA)

Posted on 25/01/2018

Voters will give Vladimir Putin the mandate to continue great power politics. This does not augur well for any deconfliction […]

After the Election of No Alternatives: The Kremlin’s domestic political challenges from 2018 onwards, Jussi Lassila (FIIA)

Posted on 25/01/2018

Whereas the presidential election in March 2018 hardly poses any serious challenges to Vladimir Putin, after the election the Kremlin […]

Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook 2018, Andris Sprūds & Ilvija Bruģe eds. (LIIA, Latvia)

Posted on 25/01/2018

The Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook 2018 aims to contribute to the understanding of Latvia’s foreign and security policy […]

“Brexit is a blank sheet of paper that can never be filled in”, Donnelly, Brendan, December 2017 (The Federal Trust, UK)

Posted on 24/01/2018

The Federal Trust’s director Brendan Donnelly argues that the ambiguous and variously defined terms “soft” and “hard” Brexit have outlived […]

“A new referendum, but this time about reality?”, Donnelly, Brendan, January 2018 (The Federal Trust, UK)

Posted on 24/01/2018

The Federal Trust’s director Brendan Donnelly explains why he thinks why there will be and should be another referendum before […]

“Foreign investors on Slovenian business environment: Research results of the 2017 survey among companies with foreign equity”, Andreja Jaklič, Iris Koleša and Matija Rojec, December 2017 (CIR, Slovenia)

Posted on 23/01/2018

For the past 10 years Centre of International Relations (CIR) has been conducting an annual survey among firms with foreign […]

“Sedition in Catalonia (1): on the brink”, Miguel Otero-Iglesias, December 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

Catalonian crisis has become an earnest issue for the whole Spanish population. A lot of actors are involved in this […]

“Sedition in Catalonia (2): nationalism vs. cultural diversity”, Miguel Otero-Iglesias, December 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

One of the most popular opinions about what is the trigger of the Catalonian independence process comes from the idea […]

“Sedition in Catalonia (3): a solution”, Miguel Otero- Iglesias, December 2017(Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

Finding a solution for the Catalonian crisis is becoming a serious concern. A lot of questions hover around the Catalonian […]

“Libya s sinking even further into the abyss”, Jesús A. Núñez Villaverde, December 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

Whether one looks at the humanitarian situation, or at politics or at security, the overwhelming impression is that Libya is […]

“Catalonia secessionist parties regain control of the region´s parliament”, William Chislett, December 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

Despite of the attempts of Rajoy to call elections in Catalonia in order to stop the secessionism reclaims. Once […]

“Trump and what caused him”, Andrés Ortega, January 2018 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

Why did Trump arrive in the White House is still at the heart of the debate. The plenty of causes […]

“The Strategic Review of French National Defence and Security in 2017”, Félix Arteaga, December 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

This Strategic Review focuses on the defence and armed forces of France, and not on country´s national security. The […]

“Venezuela and PDVSA: killing the goose that lays golden eggs”, Asier Achutegui, January 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

In a country that depends almost entirely on its oil exports it seems very strange that its leaders despise the […]

“Latin America at the beginning of a decisive electoral triennium (2017-19)”, Rogelio Núñez, December 2017, (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

The elections that will take place in Latin America between November 2017 and the end of 2019 will serve to […]

“Austria in Europe: dynamic perceptions and ambiguous politics”, Paul Schmidt (Elcano Iinstitute, Spain in collaboration with ÖGfE, Austria)

Posted on 12/12/2017

Trust in national and European politics has suffered simultaneously over the past decade in Austria. Euroscepticism and discontent with the […]

“Germany‘s New Instability” – CIFE Policy Paper N°63, Hartmut Marhold (CIFE)

Posted on 11/12/2017

The political system of the Federal Republic has been one of the most stable and solid among Western democracies since […]

“Democracy’s Eleventh Hour: Safeguarding democratic elections against cyber-enabled autocratic meddling”, November 2017, Mika Aaltola (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 08/12/2017

Recent elections in the US, France and Germany indicate an emerging practice whereby autocracies meddle in democratic elections by hacking […]

“A Resilience Approach to a Failed Accession State: The Case of Turkey”, Sinan Ülgen (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 08/12/2017

The concept of “building resilience” in Turkey can be defined as improving the capacity of institutions and society to withstand […]

“Is there a new institutional response to the crimes of Communism? National memory agencies in post-Communist countries: the Polish case (1998–2014), with references to East Germany”, Georges Mink (CoE, Natolin Campus)

Posted on 07/12/2017

in Nationalities Papers, Vol. 45, No. 6, 2017, pp. 1013-1027. Post-Communist Europe has not chosen to imitate the Truth and […]

“Reform efforts in Ukraine’s education sector ” – The third interview of the “Klartext” series with Ukrainian think tanks, Mathias Jopp (Ed), (IEP, Berlin)

Posted on 07/12/2017

In the context of the project “Platform for Analytics and Intercultural Communication” (PAIC), the third interview of the “Klartext” series […]

“Slovenia’s Foreign Policy Opportunities and Constraints: The Analysis of an Interplay of Foreign Policy Environments”, Ana Bojinović Fenko and Zlatko Šabič, (CIR, Slovenia)

Posted on 07/12/2017

Ana Bojinović Fenko and Zlatko Šabič, both from Centre of International Relations at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of […]

“The Russian Su-57 and the ‘Fifth-Generation’ Challenge”, Michael Eric Lambert (IIR, Prague)

Posted on 07/12/2017

Fifth-generation aircraft – characterised by being stealthy, manoeuvrable, and multi-role and possessing advanced avionics and data processing capacities – are […]

“Principles of Russian Military Thought”, Nicolò Fasola (IIR, Prague)

Posted on 07/12/2017

The aim of this paper is to identify the enduring principles at the basis of Russian military thought, which offers […]

“ILR: Kurdistan and Catalonia as New States?”, Tamás Lattmann (IIR, Prague)

Posted on 07/12/2017

During the recent weeks, two major referenda have taken place with a serious ambition: to create new states by secession, […]

Papal Geopolitics: The World According to Urbi et Orbi, Petr Kratochvíl & Jana Hovorková (IIR, Prague)

Posted on 07/12/2017

“The Catholic Church (or the Church, in this article) is, despite appearances, one of the most influential geopolitical actors in […]

Could Austria join the Visegrád Group?, Paul Schmidt (Austrian Society for European Politics – ÖGfE)

Posted on 07/12/2017

The leader of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), Heinz-Christian Strache, has previously proposed that Austria could join the Visegrád […]

“The “combination”: an instrument in Russia’s information war in Catalonia, Mira Milosevich-Juaristi, (Elcano Institute)

Posted on 06/12/2017

During the independence referendum in Catalonia, Russia used the ‘combination’ (kombinaciya), an operation can integrate instruments such as cyber warfare, […]

Key Issues and Policy Recommendations by The Third International Conference “Governance and Reform of State Security Services: Best Practices” , Razumkov Centre, Kyiv

Posted on 06/12/2017

This publication offers the Key Issues and Policy Recommendations based on the results of the Third International Conference “Governance and […]

Key Issues and Policy Recommendations by The First International Conference “Monitoring Ukraine’s Security Governance Challenges: Status and Needs”, Razumkov Centre, Kyiv

Posted on 06/12/2017

This publication offers the Key Issues and Policy Recommendations based on the results of the First International Conference “Monitoring Ukraine’s […]

Les enjeux européens dans la présidentielle française, Comptes-rendus, Olivier Rozenberg (Sciences Po, France)

Posted on 04/12/2017

in Les Cahiers européens de Sciences Po n° 02/2017 L’Europe d’aujourd’hui est confrontée à de très nombreuses crises. L’événement majeur que […]

Special Dossier: Catalonia’s independence bid: how did we get here? What is the European dimension? What next?

Posted on 25/10/2017

This special dossier aims to provide an overview and background information on Catalonia’s independence bid, the attempts to ‘internationalise the […]

Decision-Making and European Policy Coordination in the German Federal Government, Timm Beichelt (IEP)

Posted on 24/10/2017

in GEPS No 05/17 The fifth paper in the German European Policy Series by author Timm Beichelt, professor of Political Science […]

The Interdependence of Intra- and Inter-Subjectivity in Constructivist Institutionalism, Colin Hay (Sciences Po, France)

Posted on 24/10/2017

In Critical Review, September 2017, vol 29, n° 2 Oscar Larsson’s sympathetic critique of constructivist institutionalism calls for a clarification of […]