Analyses

The Analyses section provides brief research notes relating to four main streams: social media, political visions, public opinion and policy focus.

6 January 2016

Cameron’s renegotiation speech and intra-EU migration: how the web reacted

By Giovanni Pagano and Alexander Damiano Ricci

Using natural language processing, we analyse reactions to Cameron’s speech on Twitter. We focus, in particular, on the issue of intra-EU migration, the most politically sensitive and prominent in the current Brexit debate.

17 December 2015

Fraternity: a realistic starting point for solidarity

By Carlo Burelli

That solidarity still seems in scarce supply within the EU should not be cause for despair, as another important ideal resource might help Europe support its own transition to a political community: the concept of fraternity.

11 December 2015

Whither European unionism?

By Angie Gago

The recent congress of the European Trade Union Confederation closed a four-year cycle during which the union movement faced the worsening of the economic crisis, the reinforcement of austerity policies and the creation of a new European economic governance.

9 December 2015

The Eurozone crisis and the future of Europe as viewed from Greece

By Manos Matsaganis

So many misconceptions about the Greek situation still exist, that to keep talking and writing about it is our best bet for coming to terms with the crisis and its aftermath.

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«As shown by a 2017 Eurobarometer survey, despite longstanding problems, a majority of Europeans (56%) are optimistic about the future of the EU and trust in the EU continues to rise, standing at 42% (36% in autumn 2016)»

Analyses

Analyses

Cameron’s renegotiation speech and intra-EU migration: how the web reacted

Fraternity: a realistic starting point for solidarity

Whither European unionism?

The Eurozone crisis and the future of Europe as viewed from Greece

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