Italy’s Crisis: Weak Government and Political Fragmentation in the Second… Giordano Baratta Oct 31, 2019 Since the ignoble beginnings of the Second Republic amid corruption and crime, a “culture of crisis” has permeated…
Démobilisation de la Diada: baisse du sentiment indépendantiste ou hoquet des… Léa Cerdán Oct 7, 2019 Alors que la crise indépendantiste catalane semblait atteindre son summum en Espagne ces dernières années, la…
“Green” Finance: Climate Cash, or Cash Climate? William Fajzel May 8, 2019 What motivates these activist investors, representing entire institutions managing several trillion dollars in…
The Trials of the Spanish Left Liam Meisner May 3, 2019 All in all, the Catalan question has thrown a wrench into Spanish politics, and Podemos are the ones who have…
Why the Digital Age Needs Basic Income Jack Kline Mar 27, 2019 A few weeks ago, I wrote a column on economic populism and attempted to describe why the dogma is surgically…
The Continued Case of Human Trafficking in Europe Magdalene Karalis Feb 8, 2019 For something described as modern day slavery, human trafficking is seldom mentioned in media circles. Public…
Right to be Free from Rape: The Importance of Consent-Based Legislation Rebecka Eriksdotter Pieder Jan 7, 2019 At the June 2016 San Fermin bull-running festival, a girl was found by a couple crying on a bench in the fetal…
What Would a Post-Merkel EU Look Like? Artemis Archimandriti Dec 26, 2018 November 2005, Germany. The Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU) has won the federal elections, in a…
Macron’s Presidency: A Revolution Turned Sour? Anne Karam Nov 27, 2018 Macron's presidency delivers a programme unfamiliar to the French electorate: optimism. The French President's…
Pas de droits, pas de partenariat : comment la violation des droits de l’Homme… Paloma Baumgartner Nov 25, 2018 Depuis sa montée au pouvoir, la politique hostile et quasi-autoritaire menée par Erdogan ne fait que détériorer les…