Who opposes the EU? Continuity and change in party Euroscepticism between 2014 and 2019
A new round of data from the Chapel Hill Expert Survey, covering 2019, is […]
Book Review: Liberalism at Large: The World According to the Economist by Alexander Zevin
In Liberalism at Large: The World According to the Economist, Alexander Zevin traces the 177-year history of […]
Populist party supporters: Informed, uninformed or misinformed?
Supporters of populist parties are often portrayed as politically naïve or misinformed, but to […]
Next Generation EU (NGE): The Commission’s Covid-19 recovery package
The European Commission has proposed a €750 billion package of grants and loans to […]
Who pays for Covid-19? Assessing seven potential options
The Covid-19 pandemic has motivated huge levels of spending from governments across the world. […]
As long as economic growth remains the EU’s main objective, it will not be well prepared for health threats
The Covid-19 outbreak has prompted a variety of proposals for improving the EU’s capacity […]
Italian debt and Covid-19: How do financial markets diagnose Europe’s underlying condition?
Comparing European reactions to Covid-19: Why policy decisions must be informed by reliable and contextualised evidence
Democracy experts should seek a central role in shaping the post-coronavirus order
The Airbus lesson: How new companies can be generated to aid Europe’s post-Covid reconstruction
Preparing for the roll-back of Covid-19 emergency legislation: What needs to be done?
Moral dilemmas in times of crisis: Could Covid-19 lead to a more compassionate form of politics?
How Covid-19 is deepening democratic backsliding and geopolitical competition in the Western Balkans
VE Day and the Covid-19 outbreak: Two historical moments that have shaped the world
Book Review: Sharing the Burden: The Armenian Question, Humanitarian Intervention and Anglo-American Visions of Global Order by Charlie Laderman
