EU Referendum Europe & the EU Expert Political Analysis Public Lectures Public Policy and AdministrationThe UK and the EU: ask the experts Feb 5, 2016 EditorComment on The UK and the EU: ask the experts UEA hosted an event where the public could ask the expert in Norwich in February
Europe & the EU Public Policy The Partisan ViewTTIP approved? Greek democracy eviscerated? Something is rotten in the state of Europe Jul 14, 2015 EditorComment on TTIP approved? Greek democracy eviscerated? Something is rotten in the state of Europe Rupert Read joins Baronness Jenny Jones to ask whether ‘progressives’ can really continue to take
Europe & the EU Public Policy and Administration The Partisan ViewA masterclass in how not to conduct diplomatic negotiations: Reflections on the new Greek bailout agreement Jul 13, 2015 EditorComment on A masterclass in how not to conduct diplomatic negotiations: Reflections on the new Greek bailout agreement Vassiliki Koutrakou criticises Syriza’s negotiation strategy with the EU Despite the unquestionable relief at its
Europe & the EU The Partisan ViewA Plea to Greek People for Sense and Responsibility Jun 30, 2015 Editor2 Comments on A Plea to Greek People for Sense and Responsibility Dr. Vassiliki N. Koutrakou argues that Greek people should not act instinctively in forthcoming referendum. As
Europe & the EU Expert Political AnalysisGreek media in disarray Jun 1, 2015 EditorComment on Greek media in disarray Maria Kyriakidou discusses a new report on Media Policy and Independent Journalism in Greece and explains the current
Austerity Politics Europe & the EU Expert Political AnalysisThe winds are changing: a new left populism for Europe Feb 10, 2015 Editor1 Comment on The winds are changing: a new left populism for Europe Marina Prentoulis and Lasse Thomassen argue that the unprecedented presence of international media, solidarity delegations and representatives
Austerity Politics Europe & the EU Expert Political AnalysisSyriza’s win and the Greek elections: many shades of grey Jan 26, 2015 EditorComment on Syriza’s win and the Greek elections: many shades of grey Maria Kyriakidou argues that we should look past the hyperbole in the international media about
Austerity Politics Europe & the EU The Partisan ViewGreeks never fail to disappoint. Are the Brits next? Jan 26, 2015 Editor4 Comments on Greeks never fail to disappoint. Are the Brits next? Dr. Vassiliki N. Koutrakou reflects on the rise of Alexis Tsipras and SYRIZA in Greece. As
Austerity Politics Europe & the EU The Partisan View‘The Future has just started’: The Greek National Elections and the end of Austerity in Europe Dec 30, 2014 EditorComment on ‘The Future has just started’: The Greek National Elections and the end of Austerity in Europe Marina Prentoulis reflects on developments in Greece as fresh elections are called. After three voting
Europe & the EU Public LecturesCharles Clarke: Let’s Get Europe Moving Oct 23, 2014 EditorComment on Charles Clarke: Let’s Get Europe Moving University of East Anglia started a new politics public lecture series in 2014: Politics@UEA. The first