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Politics & Governance, Research & Education

Local housing associations step up to the ‘Levelling Up’ challenge

Research based on England and France encourages policymakers to build upon local solutions to uplift deprived towns. Continue reading Local housing associations step up to the ‘Levelling Up’ challenge

UCL European Institute30 January 202330 January 2023Leave a comment
Politics & Policy

Czech presidential elections: the oligarch or the general?

As Czechs prepare to return to the polls to elect a new president, Dr Seán Hanley reflects on the first round of voting and subsequent frontrunners, billionaire Andrej Babiš and retired general Petr Pavel. Continue reading Czech presidential elections: the oligarch or the general?

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Environment, Politics & Policy

Towards integrated natural and cultural heritage policy in Europe and beyond

Professor Rodney Harrison highlights the inter-relationship between natural and cultural heritage and the importance of coordinated policies to manage and conserve landscapes. Continue reading Towards integrated natural and cultural heritage policy in Europe and beyond

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Albania’s ghost towns: the crisis that caused the exodus

Dr Andi Hoxhaj explores why so many people have left Albania, the impact this has had on the economy and accountability, and how more EU support could help transform the country into a healthier liberal democracy. Continue reading Albania’s ghost towns: the crisis that caused the exodus

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Foreign Policy & Security, Politics & Policy, Ukraine

The EU and Ukraine: Strategy and Morality

Professor Sven Biscop analyses the EU’s response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the distinction between strategy and morality, and posits that in international politics there is no such thing as unconditional support. Continue reading The EU and Ukraine: Strategy and Morality

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