Adrian Pabst has written a briefing for The Economics Observatory, a collective initiative by the UK economic research community to answer questions about the economics … Read more
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COVID-19 in Cyprus – Erol Kaymak and Neophytos Loizides
The two sides in Cyprus have so far managed the global COVID-19 pandemic in isolation to each other. On the one hand, the early enforcement … Read more
Law and Order – US 2020 Election
Professor Matthew Goodwin appeared on Bloomberg Markets: European Open news recently to discuss the US 2020 election. Professor Goodwin joined @BloombergTV to discuss the US 2020 … Read more
In, Out and Shake It all About: Brexit and the UK-Norway Comparison
Date: Thursday 11 June 2020 Time: 15h (Brussels time) The Global Europe Centre (Brussels School of International Studies) and the ARENA Centre for European Studies … Read more
National-Populism and the Pandemic: the Case of the UK
Friday, May 29, 2020 at 1:00 pm Join the webinar on “National-Populism and the Pandemic: the Case of the UK” with Giovanni Orsina, Director of … Read more
Capitalism on the Edge – virtual panel featuring Dr Albena Azmanova
Dr Albena Azmanova will be discussing her latest book ‘Capitalism on the Edge’ with Amy Allen, editor of Columbia University Press’s booklist of Religion, Animal … Read more
Whatever happened to Brexit? Europe after COVID-19
If you missed the first of our webinars in the interdisciplinary interventions series you can watch it here https://youtu.be/Xv7c1i2lrwE Prof Richard Whitman and Dr Tom … Read more
Dr Azmanova takes part in Citizens Take Over Europe virtual discussion
Dr Albena Azmanova took part in this discussion at the virtual event “An Open Letter to Angela Merkel on European Bonds”. If you missed the … Read more
Dr Rubrick Biegon discusses ‘Why Minnesota is – and isn’t – a swing state’
Dr Rubrick Biegon discusses Donald Trump’s chances in Minnesota in the US election for the The LSE US Centre’s daily blog on American Politics and … Read more
Putin and the pandemic: Testing the paradoxes of Putinism – new article by Professor Richard Sakwa
Professor Richard Sakwa has his latest piece featured in Open Access Government, an examination of the Putin Paradox in relation to the current COVID-19 pandemic … Read more