Nonna Mayer is Emeritus Research Director at the CNRS and a member of the Centre for European Studies and Comparative ...
When eight in ten French citizens feel unrepresented, the problem lies not with democratic fatigue but with a political ...
Frédéric Gonthier is Professor of Political Science at Sciences Po Grenoble and a researcher at the Pacte laboratory (CNRS).
The failure of European leaders' strategy of accommodation proves that Trump's United States has become an adversary, not an ...
To compete in the twenty-first century's knowledge economy, Europe must transform its higher education system into a ...
As climate ambitions falter, Europe's unique framework for linking social and ecological goals may prove more resilient—and ...
The landmark ruling validates the directive's approach to adequate wages and collective bargaining, dealing only minor ...
The libertarian promise of freedom masks a darker reality: absolute liberation for the few means domination for the many.
Historic protests and escalating strikes challenge a coalition determined to slash social protections while boosting ...
Peter Hennicke is Senior Advisor at the Wuppertal Institute, member of The Club of Rome, and author of over 200 papers and ...
Abandoning climate ambition would forfeit Europe's competitive advantage in the trillion-euro green technology market.
In a world gripped by far-right populism, Spain's progressive government proves that advancing the welfare state—not merely ...
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