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Can the Eurozone be More Democratic?

How the eurozone will be governed in the future is a matter of much debate and is expected to form a key part of the European Council meeting in June. Here, Kevin Featherstone argues…read on

Brexit , European Governance & EU institutions , Populism & electoral trends , Foreign & security policies

Brexit and NATO: Never the twain shall meet?

Recent events in Salisbury have raised questions not only about the UK’s relationship with Russia, but the nature…read on

Brexit , Migration & refugees

Article 50 one year on: immigration after Brexit

The Brexit transition period means UK immigration rules won’t change until 2020, but that doesn’t mean the government…read on

Populism & electoral trends

Why Russia Voted for Putin in 2018, and What’s Next

Vladimir Putin recently won another six-year term as President of Russia. Philipp Casula discusses Putin’s goals for the…read on

European Governance & EU institutions , Populism & electoral trends

On Where to Draw the Borders: a response to Sławomir Sierakowski

In a recent article published by Project Syndicate, Sławomir Sierakowski argued that eastern Europe is different in character from…read on

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Brexit , European Governance & EU institutions , Foreign & security policies

Ensuring Security after Brexit

The EU has been through a lot in recent times. Despite some optimistic claims that 2016 would be…read on

Populism & electoral trends

On New and Radical Centrism

Is the era of centrism over, or does it just need a new face? Dahrendorf Forum Post-Doctoral Fellow…read on

Brexit

Theresa May’s Emerging Brexit Strategy

On Friday 2 March, Theresa May gave a speech in which she laid out some of the “hard…read on

European Governance & EU institutions , Trade & economy

Rethinking the Governance of Economic and Monetary Union: Should rules continue to rule?

Although the EU economy has returned to a period of stable growth since the Eurozone crisis, several key…read on

Populism & electoral trends , Trade & economy

Globalisation and Political Conflict: How inequality leads to populism

Globalisation is a hotly contested issue. While some see it as a benevolent force that reduces poverty and…read on