Market Power Europe: Exploring the EU in the World
Chad Damro
How can we think about the EU’s engagement beyond its borders? Chad Damro explains how his proposal of Market Power Europe, which rec…
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The Human Rights Act and Britain’s European Futures
Tobias Lock
In this extended article, Tobias Lock explores the implications of potential human rights reform in Britain. He writes that a repe…
Greece: A Constitutionalist’s Two (Euro)cents
Cormac Mac Amhlaigh
Public debate on the economic and financial situation in Greece has intensified in recent weeks, writes Cormac Mac Amhlai…
Why Greece Matters for the UK’s Referendum
Angus Armstrong
Monetary union can take many years to be sustainable and successful, and the euro is no different, writes Angus Armstrong. He a…
Finality, Sir, is not the Language of Politics
James Mitchell
Referendums do not necessarily solve the issues they are meant to address, writes James Mitchell. He argues that, similar to th…
The Idea of Europe
Laura Cram
European integration has long been rooted in practical arguments instead of overarching visions, writes Laura Cram. She suggests …
Can Britain be European?
Emile Chabal and Stephan Malinowski
In this extended article, Emile Chabal and Stephan Malinowski reflect on the use of history in the debate o…
The UK’s Territorial and Governance Challenge: Regions, Nations and Cities
Jo Shaw
Faced with recent events at home and abroad, the UK’s political system needs to adapt to ensure prosperity and to bolster democratic leg…
The Wayward Bicycle: European Integration and Investor Confidence
Charlotte Rommerskirchen
Since the advent of Europe’s debt crises, European leaders have sought to reassure the markets by demonstrating th…
Britain and the Two Europes
Tobias Lock
The Conservatives’ election victory paves the way for the UK government to pursue both EU reform and human rights reform, writes To…