Voters’ notions of ‘us’ and ‘them’ may consolidate a new cleavage in Western European politics | Europp LSE Blog
Source Europp – LSE blog - Nov 24, 21
Decarbonisation of energy: Determining a robust mix of energy carriers for a carbon-neutral EU
Source Bruegel - Nov 23, 21
Glasgow: a clearer sense of direction but with no hard numbers, by S. Tagliapietra
Source Bruegel - Nov 16, 21
A new economic geography of decarbonisation? by B. McWilliams and G. Zachmann
Source Bruegel - Nov 10, 21
Setting EU CCP policy – much more than meets the eye, by A. Thomadakis and K. Lannoo
Source European Capital Markets Institute (ECMI) - Oct 28, 21
Knocking on Polexit’s door? Poland, the Constitutional Tribunal and the battle over the primacy of EU law
Editorial Partner CEPS - Oct 22, 21
The Nagorny Karabakh Conflict in its Fourth Decade
Editorial Partner CEPS - Sep 30, 21
An unpredictable German election… but a (mostly) predictable outcome for EU politics
Editorial Partner CEPS - Sep 28, 21
Comparing and assessing recovery and resilience plans. Italy, Germany, Spain, France, Portugal and Slovakia
Editorial Partner CEPS - Sep 27, 21
Assessing the EU’s new Indo-Pacific strategy
Source Europp – LSE blog - Sep 24, 21
The Green transition, finance and biodiversity: Aim high, shoot higher, by A. Thomadakis and R. Karsenti
Source European Capital Markets Institute (ECMI) - Sep 22, 21
Who gets what? Understanding the new politics of insecurity
Source Europp – LSE blog - Sep 20, 21