Looking Back & Going Forward: The Future of the Eurozone After COVID-19
by Dimitri Zabelin, Data Policy Analyst at World Economic Forum Looking Back & Going Forward: The Future of the Eurozone After COVID-19 As of this moment, Europe has over 181…
Global Challenges to European, Western, Liberal Values
by Professor Richard Higgott, Emeritus Professor of International Political Economy at the University of Warwick, and Distinguished Professor of Diplomacy at Vesalius College at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel Co-authored by…
Bulgaria, where ‘After the elections is before the elections’
by Louisa Slavkova - Director, Sofia Platform Foundation Germans often say that ‘after the elections is before the elections.’ It means that the work of winning and keeping the voters’…
Day of the Assassins: A History of Political Murder
Sarah Coolican, a Research Associate at LSE IDEAS, interviews Professor Michael Burleigh on his latest book, Day of the Assassins: A History of Political Murder, below Sarah Coolican: You said…
The teaching of Romanian history, between truth and denial: an interview with Emanuel-Marius Grec
Sarah Coolican, Research Associate at LSE IDEAS, has interviewed Emanuel–Marius Grec, a PhD Researcher in History at the University of Heidelberg and winner of the 2021 Ratiu Forum History Award.…
Populism before and after the pandemic
by Professor Michael Burleigh Sarah Coolican, a Research Associate at LSE IDEAS, interviews Professor Burleigh on his book, Populism: Before and After the Pandemic, below. Sarah Coolican: Let’s start with…
Have we missed a new ‘springtime of nations’ in Eastern Europe?
By Dr Luke Cooper, consultant researcher for the Conflict and Civil Society Research Unit and co-author of Covid-19 and the new authoritarianism (LSE CCS, 2020) Since the revolutions of 1848…
Polish Protests Against Anti-Abortion Legal Developments in a Broader Context
By Dr Przemysław Tacik, Assistant Professor, Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University Protests focusing on the legality of abortion laws swept across Poland in late October and early November 2020.…
Quo Vadis? The 17+1 and China’s Inroads into Central and Eastern Europe
By Lukas Fiala. Project Coordinator of China Foresight at LSE IDEAS Photo: Wikimedia.org The 17+1 (formerly 16+1), a cooperation mechanism between China and Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries, has…
Bulgarian Elections: The Prime Minister Resigns After Winning the Election
by Galan Dall, Editor-at-Large, Visegrad Insight & Res Publica Nova The dramatic results from the 4th April elections have changed the political landscape in Bulgaria. While prime minister Boyko Borissov’s…