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Politics & Governance

Vaccine roll-out: the EU must be accountable for its decisions

Brexit, Politics & Policy

Looking Back at the EU Future Relationship Act

Environment, History & Culture

Climate crisis: how museums could inspire radical action

History & Culture

How European is the Brunswick Centre?

Brexit, Politics & Governance

The No Deal Brexit Terminology

Brexit, Politics & Governance

The UK’s European Question is Far From Over

Kirsty Hughes argues that the UK is destined to become a satellite of the EU, and writes that the issue of Europe has become an ‘unending question’ for the whole of the UK. Continue reading The UK’s European Question is Far From Over

UCL European Institute8 January 202118 January 2021Leave a comment
Environment, Trade & Economy

The EU’s new Supply Chain Due Diligence Regulation: Fewer violations, more enforcement

Ann-Evelyn Luyten explores the EU’s new Supply Chain Due Diligence Regulation and how it will impact the sustainable development agenda. Continue reading The EU’s new Supply Chain Due Diligence Regulation: Fewer violations, more enforcement

UCL European Institute8 December 202011 December 2020Leave a comment
Law & Constitutions, Politics & Governance

Curing the virus of autocracy in Europe: Q+A with Daniel Kelemen

Rule of law expert R. Daniel Kelemen explains the ‘autocracy trap’ the EU finds itself in, and suggests a way out. Continue reading Curing the virus of autocracy in Europe: Q+A with Daniel Kelemen

UCL European Institute7 December 2020Leave a comment
Politics & Governance, Public Health

Comparing Covid responses in the UK and Germany: Part I, the UK

Matthew Flinders offers five explanations for the UK’s relative ‘shambolic and bumbling response’ to Covid-19 in comparison to Germany. Continue reading Comparing Covid responses in the UK and Germany: Part I, the UK

UCL European Institute27 November 202011 December 2020Leave a comment
Politics & Governance, Public Health

Comparing Covid responses in the UK and Germany: Part II, Germany

Anna Holzscheiter details the factors contributing to Germany’s relative Covid-19 ‘success’ in comparison to the UK. Continue reading Comparing Covid responses in the UK and Germany: Part II, Germany

UCL European Institute27 November 202011 December 2020Leave a comment

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