Do populist-leaning citizens support direct democracy?
Populist parties across Europe often support direct democracy, for example through frequent referendums. Do […]
Is populism about more than discontent?
The success of populist parties is often viewed as an act of protest against […]
Brexit and parliamentary legitimation: Beyond constitutional minutiae
David Judge writes that, while much of the discussion around Brexit and Parliament is […]
New evidence shows gender equality builds life satisfaction
Are societies with high levels of gender equality more likely to be happier? Drawing […]
Book Review: …and forgive them their debts: Lending, Foreclosure and Redemption From Bronze Age Finance to the Jubilee Year by Michael Hudson
In …and forgive them their debts: Lending, Foreclosure and Redemption From Bronze Age Finance to […]
Boris Johnson’s real agenda: The ‘Singapore scenario’
While much attention has focused on when or if Britain’s new Prime Minister, Boris […]
Book Review: The Politics of Land edited by Tim Bartley
Is democracy going digital? Why the Twitter debate on Catalonia’s independence matters
The symbolism of the new Greek government
Five transport policies that could build thriving cities
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer’s uphill battle as Germany’s new defence minister
Grand corruption and the authoritarian turn
How informal groupings of like-minded states are coming to dominate EU foreign policy governance
Book Review: Unwanted Neighbours: The Mughals, the Portuguese and their Frontier Zones by Jorge Flores
Why EU states are converging on restrictive migration policies, despite their different political traditions
