Brexit, ‘the Media’ and the Illusive Nature of Euroscepticism
Stereotypes commonly occurring in the British press go at the expense of people’s opportunities to inform themselves about the EU.
The Struggle for the German-Turkish Partnership: Preventing the “Train Crash”
Germany and Turkey are tied to each other through a complex interdependency. Continuous dialogue is a necessity for both parties.
Brexit: Global Perspectives
This new blog focuses on the geopolitical implications of Britain’s decision to leave the EU, providing a forum for critical analysis and discussion of diverse global issues and outlooks on Brexit.
Quitaly, Outstria, ‘Eu Revoir’? The Coming Legacy of Brexit
Brexit is merely an early skirmish in the battle for Europe. Further conflicts are coming.
Brexit: A European Perspective
Brexit has reignited old debates about the European project and poses new challenges for the UK, the EU, and non-EU European nations.
Review – Humane and Dignified?
Despite some missed opportunities, this is a relevant and illuminating book for anyone interested in the experiences of people on the hard end of the immigration regime.
Brexit Symposium
Brexit is not a time-space exception, but rather a symptom of a systemic failure of democratic governance at the national and EU levels.
Interview – Mark Blyth
Mark Blyth discusses the crises of the European Union, the repercussions of Brexit, alternatives to austerity, and his position as a “reluctant Constructivist”.
Brexit’s Potentital Implications for Poland’s Position in the EU
For years, integration with Western institutions constituted Poland’s main foreign policy concern. Since Poland joined the EU foreign policy has followed an ad hoc path.
The European Response to the Syrian War: Pathologies Uncovered
The EU must effectively address its migration pathologies and dysfunctionalities to fulfil its humanitarian promise to be a space of freedom, prosperity and rule of law
