William Chislett, Spain through the eyes of an FT correspondent, 18th July 2019 Sharing similar outsider perspectives on Spain William […]
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Category: National Politics
“The Brexit Revolution Eats its Conservative Parents”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Brendan Donnelly, The Brexit Revolution Eats its Conservative Parents, 9th July 2019 Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly argues that as […]
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“Istanbul Elections Fuel Hope for Turkish Democracy, but an Uphill Battle Awaits”, Sinan Ekim (IAI, Italy)
Sinan Ekim, Istanbul Elections Fuel Hope for Turkish Democracy, but an Uphill Battle Awaits, IAI Commentaries, 19:41, IAI, June 2019. […]
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“The Main Economic Challenges Confronting Spain’s Next Government”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
William Chislett, The Main Economic Challenges Confronting Spain’s Next Government, 24th June 2019 Having weathered a double-dip recession, and having […]
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“Genealogy of a Populist Uprising. Italy, 1979-2019, The International Spectator”, Giovanni Orsina (IAI, Italy)
Giovanni Orsina, Genealogy of a Populist Uprising. Italy, 1979-2019, The International Spectator, 54:2, IAI, June 2019. After the 2018 general […]
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“In Search of a Metropolitan ‘Demos”, Eva Garcia Chueca (CIDOB, Spain)
Eva Garcia Chueca, In Search of a Metropolitan ‘Demos’, May 2019 Urban development is currently expressed on a metropolitan scale […]
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“Right-wing Populism as a Nationalist Vision of Legitimating Collective Choice: A Supply-side Perspective”, Daphne Halikiopoulou (IAI, Italy)
Daphne Halikiopoulou, Right-wing Populism as a Nationalist Vision of Legitimating Collective Choice: A Supply-side Perspective, The International Spectator, 54:2, IAI, […]
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“Remunicipalisation of Local Energy Provision: The Role of Cities and Bottom-up Initiatives”, Dario Quadri Ilkhani, Eckart Woertz (CIDOB, Spain)
Dario Quadri Ilkhani and Eckart Woertz, Remunicipalisation of Local Energy Provision: The Role of Cities and Bottom-up Initiatives, May 2019 […]
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“Genealogy of a Populist Uprising. Italy, 1979-2019”, Giovanni Orsina (IAI, Italy)
Giovanni Orsina, Genealogy of a Populist Uprising. Italy, 1979-2019, The International Spectator, 54:2, IAI, June 2019. After the 2018 general […]
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“Expert Comment, Sánchez must snatch the Economic Vice-presidency for Spain”, Miguel Otero-Iglesias & Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)
Miguel Otero-Iglesias & Ilke Toygür, Expert Comment, Sánchez must snatch the Economic Vice-presidency for Spain, 11th June 2019 With Pedro […]
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“Inside Spain, Nr 162”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
William Chislett. Inside Spain Nr 162. 21 May 2019- 18 June 2019. This edition of Inside Spain concerns itself with […]
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“Inside Spain, Nr 161”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
William Chislett. Inside Spain Nr 161. 22 April 2019- 21 May 2019. This edition of Inside Spain analyses the results […]
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“Contesting Greek Gas Policy: Geopolitical, Energy and Climate Considerations”, Filippos Proedrou (IAI, Italy)
Filippos Proedrou, Contesting Greek Gas Policy: Geopolitical, Energy and Climate Considerations, The International Spectator, 54:2, IAI, June 2019. Three main […]
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“After the fall: governing the UK in the post-May era”, Andrew Blick (The Federal Trust, UK)
Dr Andrew Blick, After the fall: governing the UK in the post-May era, 13th June 2019 Senior Research Fellow Dr Andrew […]
Read more“Representative Democracy in Czechia: A Disconnect Between the National and EU Level”, Petr Kratochvíl, Jan Kovář, Zdeněk Sychra (IIR, Czech Republic)
Petr Kratochvíl, Jan Kovář, Zdeněk Sychra, Representative Democracy in Czechia: A Disconnect Between the National and EU Level Does the Czech […]
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“The Trouble with Italy’s Development Cooperation”, Bernardo Venturi (IAI, Italy)
Bernardo Venturi, The Trouble with Italy’s Development Cooperation, IAI Commentaries, 19:37, IAI, June 2019. Development cooperation is recognised as an […]
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“The Belarusian paradox: A country of today versus a president of the past”, Arkady Moshes & Ryhor Nizhnikau (FIIA, Finland)
Arkady Moshes & Ryhor Nizhnikau, The Belarusian paradox: A country of today versus a president of the past, June 2019 Belarus is […]
Read more“Germany as a Dividual Actor”, Jakub Eberle (IIR, Czech Republic)
Jakub Eberle, Germany as a Dividual Actor Our researcher Jakub Eberle published a new article titled “Germany as a Dividual Actor: […]
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“After Theresa May the deluge”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, UK)
Brendan Donnelly, After Theresa May the deluge, 20th May 2019 Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly argues that Theresa May will […]
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“Geschichte Frankreichs”, Matthias Waechter (CIFE, France)
Matthias Waechter, Geschichte Frankreichs im 20. Jahrhundert, May 2019 “France is our fatherland, Europe is our future,” François Mitterrand used […]
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“The Sinification of China: How the minorities are being merged into one nation”, (FIIA, Finland)
Jyrki Kallio, The Sinification of China: How the minorities are being merged into one nation, 04 2019 The long-term aim […]
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A review of the book “The Pages of Jewish history of Ukraine” in the magazine New Eastern Europe, Ms Kateryna Pryshchepa (College of Europe Natolin)
Ms Kateryna Pryshchepa, A review of the book “The Pages of Jewish history of Ukraine” in the magazine New Eastern Europe, May […]
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“Jihadists who left Spain for Syria as foreign terrorist fighters but have returned”, Fernando Reinares (Elcano, Spain)
Fernando Reinares. Jihadists who left Spain for Syria as foreign terrorist fighters but have returned. 20 May 2019. This paper […]
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“The war in Donbas: realities and prospects of settlement”, (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
Russian occupation of Donbas is a part of hybrid war against Ukraine, which began in February 2014 with illegal annexation […]
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“China’s challenge to human rights: Increased proactivity may weaken the UN human rights system”, Katja Creutz (FIIA, Finland)
Katja Creutz, China’s challenge to human rights: Increased proactivity may weaken the UN human rights system, 05 2019 China has […]
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“The Brain drain from Russia: The Kremlinʼs double-edged sword”, Jussi Lassila (FIIA, Finland)
Jussi Lassila, The Brain drain from Russia: The Kremlinʼs double-edged sword, 05 2019 The accelerated brain drain from Russia concretizes […]
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“What’s next for EU enlargement” (IIEA, Ireland)
This is the seventh explainer in the Ask the IIEA series. These explainers aim to answer common questions about European […]
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“The 1981 coup d’état and trial in Spain: possible lessons for Turkey”, Charles Powell (Elcano, Spain)
Charles Powell. The 1981 coup d’état and trial in Spain: possible lessons for Turkey. 23 April 2019. This paper briefly […]
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“Negotiating Venezuela’s future: First agreement, then elections” Mikael Wigell and Mikko Pyhälä (FIIA, Finland)
Venezuela needs a transition government with both pro-Maduro and anti-Maduro forces. Its function would be to renew the electoral institutions […]
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“The very odd couple: Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn”, Brendan Donnelly (Federal Trust, UK)
Of all the strange and unpredictable events generated by Brexit, the current negotiations between the Prime Minister and the Leader […]
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“Does Italian Bicameralism double the chance of influencing EU decision-making?”, Eleonora Poli (IAI, Italy)
Eleonora Poli, Does Italian Bicameralism double the chance of influencing EU decision-making?, in Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack (eds), Representative […]
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“The Yellow-Green Government’s Foreign Policy”, Ferdinando Nelli (IAI, Italy)
Italy’s government’s contract makes limited, vague and generic mention of foreign policy, of European policy and of the country’s posture […]
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“Spain’s socialists beat a divided right but without a clear majority”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
The Socialists won Spain’s third general election in less than four years, but without a governing majority, while an upstart […]
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“Spanish election spurred on by fear of breakup: Winner must reckon with regional parties”, Teemu Tammikko (FIIA, Finland)
Teemu Tammikko, Spanish election spurred on by fear of breakup: Winner must reckon with regional parties, April 2019 Whoever wins […]
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“D’une ville à l’autre. La comparaison internationale en sociologie urbaine”, Jean-Yves Authier, Vincent Baggioni, Bruno Cousin (Sciences Po, France)
AUTHIER, Jean-Yves, BAGGIONI, Vincent, COUSIN, Bruno, et al, (dir.). D’une ville à l’autre. La comparaison internationale en sociologie urbaine. Paris […]
Read more“Italy and Russia: New Alignment or More of the Same?”, Nona Mikhelidze (IAI, Italy)
Nona Mikhelidze, Italy and Russia: New Alignment or More of the Same?, IAI Commentaries, 19:28, IAI, April 2019. The 2018 […]
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“France: soft crisis, hard recovery – eroding influence in Europe?”, Miklós Somai (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary)
Miklós Somai, France: soft crisis, hard recovery – eroding influence in Europe?, June 2018 In this paper, two topics are discussed […]
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“The French elections of 2017: shaking the disease?”, Anja Durovic (Sciences Po, France)
DUROVIC, Anja. The French elections of 2017: shaking the disease? West European Politics. avril 2019. The results of the 2017 […]
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“The Digital Transformation of the Labour Market in Croatia”, Butković”, H., Samardžija, V. (IRMO, Croatia)
Butković, H., Samardžija, V. (2019), The Digital Transformation of the Labour Market in Croatia / Digitalna transformacija tržišta rada u […]
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“Mounting tensions in France-Italy relations: Troubled waters between European partners”, Marco Siddi (FIIA, Finland)
Marco Siddi, Mounting tensions in France-Italy relations: Troubled waters between European partners, March 2019 Since its formation in mid-2018, the […]
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“Brexit and Parliamentary ‘sovereignty’”, Dr Andrew Blick (The Federal Trust, UK)
Dr Andrew Blick, Brexit and Parliamentary “sovereignty”, April 2019 Senior Research Fellow Dr Andrew Blick considers in depth the sometimes […]
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“European Elections in the UK: a Brexit turning-point?”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, UK)
Brendan Donnelly, European Elections in the UK: a Brexit turning-point?, April 2019 Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly argues that the […]
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“Constructing ‘The People’ and Its ‘Enemies’ in the Republic of Cyprus: A Country of Populist Frames but not Fully Fledged Populism”, Giorgos Charalambous (Cyprus Center For European and International Affairs, Cyprus)
Giorgos Charalambous, Constructing ‘The People’ and Its ‘Enemies’ in the Republic of Cyprus: A Country of Populist Frames but not […]
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“Reforming Local Government in the Republic of Cyprus: Resistance and Differentiations”, Andreas Kirlappos (Cyprus Center For European and International Affairs, Cyprus)
Andreas Kirlappos, Reforming Local Government in the Republic of Cyprus: Resistance and Differentiations, Vol 30 No 2 (2018): The Cyprus […]
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“Cyprus in Search of a New Economic Paradigm”, Andreas Theophanous (Cyprus Center For European and International Affairs, Cyprus)
Andreas Theophanous, Cyprus in Search of a New Economic Paradigm, Vol 30 No 2 (2018): The Cyprus Review The objective […]
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“Citizens of Ukraine about themselves, the country and its future” (Razumkov, Ukraine)
Citizens of Ukraine about themselves, the country and its future, April 2019 The early days of young Ukrainian state and […]
Read more“Ukraine’s Angry Vote”, Carmen Claudín (CIDOB, Spain)
Carmen Claudín, Ukraine’s Angry Vote, March 2019 Ukrainians are fed up with unfulfilled promises of regeneration and low standards of […]
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Jair Bolsonaro and the culture of corruption, Marie Kolling (DIIS, Denmark)
Marie Kolling, Jair Bolsonaro and the culture of corruption, March 2019 In the presidential election of October 2018, the far-right […]
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“Les partis politiques belges et l’UE – De Belgische politieke partijen en de EU”, Cédric Cheneviere & Frederik Mesdag (CoE, Belgium)
Cédric Cheneviere & Frederik Mesdag (dir.), Les partis politiques belges et l’UE – De Belgische politieke partijen en de EU, March […]
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“Brothers in arms? Recent developments in Hungary-Huawei relations in the context of global Huawei phobia”, Peragovics Tamás (IWE, Hungary)
Peragovics, Tamás: Brothers in Arms? Recent Developments in Hungary-Huawei Relations in the Context of Global Huawei Phobia In the past […]
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“Imagining future(s) for the Middle East and North Africa”, Edgar Göll, Silvia Colombo and Eduard Soler i Lecha (CIDOB, Spain)
Edgar Göll, Silvia Colombo and Eduard Soler i Lecha, Imagining Future(s) for the Middle East and North Africa, March 2019 […]
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“Nigeria’s 2019 elections: so many choices, so difficult to choose”, Ojobo Ode Atuluku (Elcano, Spain)
Nigeria’s 2019 elections: so many choices, so difficult to choose, Ojobo Ode Atuluku. ARI 23/2019 – 22/2/2019. The 2019 Nigerian elections […]
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“Whither Brexit?”, Quentin Peel (CIDOB, Spain)
Quentin Peel, Whither Brexit?, March 2019 There are signs that both hardline Brexiters and the DUP may be wavering in […]
Read more“Religion as a Weapon: Invoking Religion in Secularized Societies”, Petr Kratochvil (IIR, Czech Republic)
Petr Kratochvil, Religion as a Weapon: Invoking Religion in Secularized Societies New article by professor Petr Kratochvíl in The Review […]
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“It’s not the left: ideology and protest participation in old and new democracies”, Filip Kostelka and Jan Rovny (CEE Sciences Po, France)
KOSTELKA, Filip et ROVNY, Jan. It’s Not the Left: Ideology and Protest Participation in Old and New Democracies. Comparative Political […]
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“Spaniards are happier”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
William Chislett, Spaniards are happier, March 2019 Spain is a happier nation than it was a year ago, according to […]
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“Inside Spain Nr 159”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
William Chislett, Inside Spain Nr 159, March 2019 Spain guarantees residency and healthcare rights for British citizens in event of […]
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“Taking Back Control? The UK Parliament and the Brexit Withdrawal Negotiations”, Tim Oliver (IAI, Italy)
Tim Oliver, Taking Back Control? The UK Parliament and the Brexit Withdrawal Negotiations, IAI Commentaries, 19:10, IAI, February 2019 Britain’s […]
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“Italy’s Lukewarm Approach to Arms Control”, Carlo Trezza (IAI, Italy)
Carlo Trezza, Italy’s Lukewarm Approach to Arms Control, IAI Commentaries, 19:12, IAI, February 2019 Arms control does not seem to […]
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“Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook”, Andris Sprūds, Elizabete Vizgunova, Sintija Broka (LIIA, Latvia)
Editors: Andris Sprūds, Elizabete Vizgunova, Sintija Broka, Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook, January 2019 The Latvian Foreign and Security […]
Read more“Hybrid Warriors: Transforming Czech Security through the ‘Russian Hybrid Warfare’ Assemblage”, Jan Daniel and Jakub Eberle (IIR, Czech Republic)
Jan Daniel, Jakub Eberle, Hybrid Warriors: Transforming Czech Security through the ‘Russian Hybrid Warfare’ Assemblage Czech Sociological Review published an […]
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“Semi-Presidential Systems”, Andriy TYUSHKA (College of Europe Natolin)
Dr Andriy TYUSHKA, Research Fellow in the European Neighbourhood Policy Chair at the College of Europe in Natolin, has authored a chapter on semi-presidential systems as […]
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“Ukraine 2018-2019: cautious optimism before elections”, Yakymenko Yu. et al. (Razumkov, Ukraine)
UKRAINE 2018-2019: СAUTIOUS OPTIMISM BEFORE ELECTIONS (Assessments) 2018 was quite controversial. Along with undisputable achievements in different spheres, this year […]
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“Ukraine on the eve of election year: public demand, positions of political actors, outline of the new government”, the Razumkov Centre (Ukraine)
Ukraine on the eve of election year: public demand, positions of political actors, outline of the new government The Razumkov […]
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“Poland in Europe: disappointment or merely hiccup?”, Piotr Maciej Kaczyński (Elcano, Spain)
Poland in Europe: disappointment or merely hiccup?, Piotr Maciej Kaczyński. WP 3/2019 – 31/1/2019 The judicial reforms put the Warsaw government on […]
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“Negotiating Venezuela’s future: First agreement, then elections”, Mikael Wigell & Mikko Pyhälä (FIIA, Finland)
Mikael Wigell & Mikko Pyhälä, Negotiating Venezuela’s future: First agreement, then elections, 02 2019 Venezuela needs a transition government with […]
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“Perceptions of Germany in the Security of the Baltic Sea Region”, Andris Sprūds, Elizabete Vizgunova (LIIA, Latvia)
Editors: Andris Sprūds, Elizabete Vizgunova, Perceptions of Germany in the Security of the Baltic Sea Region, October 2018 The book […]
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“The Centenary of Latvia’s Foreign Affairs: Scenarios for the Future”, Andris Sprūds, Valters Ščerbinskis, Kārlis Bukovskis (LIIA, Latvia)
Editors: Andris Sprūds, Valters Ščerbinskis, Kārlis Bukovskis, The Centenary of Latvia’s Foreign Affairs: Scenarios for the Future, November 2018 The […]
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“Parliamentary Control of Brexit is easier said than done”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, UK)
Brendan Donnelly, “Parliamentary Control of Brexit is easier said than done”, February 2018 Brendan Donnelly warns that Parliament can only […]
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“Spain’s 20 years in the euro: a beneficial straitjacket”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
Joining the euro and being in the vanguard of a European movement, 13 years after Spain entered the European Economic […]
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“French status seeking in a changing world: Taking on the role as the guardian of the liberal order”, Pernille Rieker (NUPI, Norway)
France has a long history as a traditional European great power. But is this still the case today? The analysis […]
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“Finland’s defence cooperation: The ‘no a priori limits’ approach with Sweden should be a model for other cooperation efforts”, Charly Salonius-Pasternak, Henri Vanhanen (FIIA, Finland)
Finland’s efforts to weave a web of bi- and multilateral defence cooperation have developed faster than anticipated. Yet cooperation with […]
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“Inside Spain Nr 157, William Chislett 22 January 2019.
Spain received half of all undocumented migrants who crossed the Mediterranean. Right-wing coalition to rule Andalucía, with support from anti-immigrant […]
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“The state of decentralization in Ukraine”, Kateryna Pryshchepa (College of Europe Natolin)
“The state of decentralization in Ukraine”, Kateryna Pryshchepa, January 2019 Ms Kateryna PRYSHCHEPA, Project Officer at the College of Europe in […]
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“Ukraine-2019: Cautiously Optimistic” (Razumkov, Ukraine)
2019 will be the year characterized by peculiar political processes. The presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled for March and October […]
Read more“Czechia Direct Democracy: From the Shadows to the Limelight”, Jan Kovář, Petr Kratochvíl, Zdeněk Sychra (IIR, Czech Republic)
Jan Kovář, Petr Kratochvíl and Zdeněk Sychra contributed the chapter “Czechia Direct Democracy: From the Shadows to the Limelight” into […]
Read more“A Model Disagreement: The Fall of the Slovak Government during the Eurozone Crisis in 2011”, Matúš Halás (IIR, Czech Republic)
How do you explain the fall of the Slovak government during the Eurozone crisis in 2011? Was it a pure […]
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“Brexit: Can Parliament Take Control?”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, UK)
“Brexit: Can Parliament Take Control?”, Brendan Donnelly, January 2019 Brendan Donnelly reviews the consequences of the defeat in Parliament of the […]
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“Brexit: A national government or “no deal””, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, UK)
“Brexit: A national government or “no deal””, Brendan Donnelly, December 2018 Brendan Donnelly argues that a People’s Vote may well […]
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“Le Retour des domestiques”, Clément Carbonnier & Nathalie Morel (SPCEE, France)
“Le Retour des domestiques”, Clément Carbonnier & Nathalie Morel. Paris : Editions Seuil, 2018. 112 p. Depuis plusieurs décennies, la France […]
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“Issue dimensionality and party competition in turbulent times”, Jan Rovny & Stephen Whitefield (SPCEE, France)
“Issue dimensionality and party competition in turbulent times” from Party Politics, Jan Rovny, Stephen Whitefield, January 2019, vol 25, n° 1. 93 p. We start […]
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“Spain no longer bucks the trend on far-right parties”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
William Chislett, “Spain no longer bucks the trend on far-right parties”, 11 December 2018 The recent snap election in Andalucía saw […]
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TEPSA Brief: “A cordon populiste from the Baltic to the Adriatic Sea: is a new populist alliance emerging in the EU?”, Petr Kratochvíl
TEPSA is happy to present its new policy brief “A cordon populiste from the Baltic to the Adriatic Sea: is […]
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“Tunisia’s magic reform bullet? Decentralisation is being developed to upend the legacy of a highly centralised state”, Wolfgang Mühlberger (FIIA, Finland)
Wolfgang Mühlberger, Tunisia’s magic reform bullet? Decentralisation is being developed to upend the legacy of a highly centralised state, 11 […]
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“Polskie czytanki 2”, Ms Wioletta GURDAK and Dr Wojciech SOSNOWSKI (College of Europe Natolin)
Ms Wioletta GURDAK and Dr Wojciech SOSNOWSKI, “Polskie czytanki 2”, December 2018 Ms Wioletta GURDAK and Dr Wojciech SOSNOWSKI, respectively Polish […]
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“Contextualizing the “Trump Doctrine”: Realism, Transactionalism and the Civilizational Agenda”, Ville Sinkkonen (FIIA, Finland)
Ville Sinkkonen, Contextualizing the “Trump Doctrine”: Realism, Transactionalism and the Civilizational Agenda, 11 2018 This FIIA analysis situates President Donald J. […]
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“Hostages to Fortune: The unravelling of the Brexit prospectus”, Dr Andrew Blick (The Federal Trust for Education and Research, UK)
Dr Andrew Blick, Hostages to Fortune: The unravelling of the Brexit prospectus, November 2018 Senior Research Fellow Dr Andrew Blick […]
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“Blame Brexit, not Theresa May”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust for Education and Research, UK)
Brendan Donnelly, Blame Brexit, not Theresa May, November 2018 Brendan Donnelly argues that the deficiencies of Mrs May’s proposed Withdrawal […]
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“The Russian Language as a Soft Power Tool: The Construction of National Identity by the Kremlin”, Anna Tiido (EFPI, Estonia)
Anna Tiido, The Russian Language as a Soft Power Tool: The Construction of National Identity by the Kremlin, October 2018 […]
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“UK Counters Rise of White Supremacists”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Spain)
Francis Ghilès, UK Counters Rise of White Supremacists, November 2018 The recent move to give Britain’s domestic security agency MI5 […]
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“Eastern European Insights – Op-Ed: ‘Presidential elections in Georgia showing signs of state capture'”, Paata Gaprindashvili, Mariam Tsitsikashvili (IEP, Germany)
Georgia held its last direct presidential elections on 28 October 2018. As no candidate reached 50% of the vote, there […]
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“Moldova’s Europeanization and interethnic cohesion – a delicate balancing act”, Stanislav Ghiletchi, Sarah Pagung (IEP, Germany)
How is the ethnic fragmentation of Moldova reflected in the political system and what are the consequences? This question is […]
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“Electoral Sentiment Monitoring in Ukraine” (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The study was conducted by three companies: Kyiv International Institute of Sociology, the Razumkov Centre and Sociological Group “Rating” Audience: population […]
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The Society’s Expectations of Church and Interchurch Relations (public opinion survey) (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The Sociological Service of the Razumkov Centre has been monitoring the role and place of religion in Ukraine since 2000. […]
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“Impact of greening on the upgrading of manufacturing subsidiaries’ technological capabilities – A Hungarian perspective”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE, Hungary)
This paper investigates the relation between greening in global companies and the upgrading of manufacturing subsidiaries’ technological capabilities. Drawing on […]
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TEPSA Brief “Ukraine on the path to the EU: citizens’ opinions and hopes”, Yuriy Yakymenko and Mykhailo Pashkov
TEPSA is happy to present its TEPSA Brief on “Ukraine on the path to the EU: citizens’ opinions and hopes”, written […]
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“Race, Religion, or Culture? Framing Islam between Racism and Neo-Racism in the Online Network of the French Far Right”, Caterina Froio (SPCEE, France)
When debates about Islam acquire importance in the public sphere, does the far right adhere to traditional racist arguments, risking […]
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“Forty years of democratic Spain: Political, economic, foreign policy and social change”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
Whichever way one looks at it, Spain has been profoundly transformed since the 1978 democratic Constitution that sealed the end […]
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TEPSA Brief “German elections 2017 – Low voter turnout in the context of the upcoming European elections 2019”, Michael Kaeding & Stefan Haußner
TEPSA is happy to present its new policy brief “German elections 2017 – Low voter turnout in the context of the […]
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“Inside Spain” Nr 152, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
‘A lively look at current affairs by a seasoned observer of Spanish political and economic life‘. Section specially commissioned for […]
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