Measuring Spanish democracy
Democracy can be measured, and there is no bipolar difference between...
Category Archives: European Union
As we pick up the pieces: 10 thoughts on Brexit
Like many, I’ve struggled to come to terms with the result...
The British EU Referendum – Cameron’s failed attempt of being a great politician
Britain seems to go crazy these days. We observe a country...
Three days to go: ‘Remainers’ must push a positive case for the EU
Never has so much been risked for so little. It’s a...
A Dialogue on Europe
During the last years, Europe hasn’t had the lack of continental...
The Phenomenon of EU-related Referendums in the Context of Ukraine and the United Kingdom
By Suzanne Kraaij (OverDwars) IMAGE: © European Union 2016 –...
The EU Seen by an Englishman
The text was originally published in the magazine of French Young...
Political Change in Poland
I have been confronted with bad news from Poland almost every...
Europe’s anti-austerity, democratic struggle enters next phase
Last night, it became clear for everyone that another Southern European...
A Polarised Society or the Catalan Autumn?
Last 27th of September there were elections in Catalonia. They were...