Eu Governance

Eu Governance

Eu Governance

Eu Governance

23 January 2017

Anti-Capitalist, Illiberal, Eurosceptic: The Puzzles of Post-Socialist Europe – Part II

By Igor Guardiancich

The second instalment of our series on Central and Eastern Europe analyzes the decline of post-socialist democracies and its causes

28 October 2016

Juncker’s SOTEU 2016: Solidarity, Innovation, and Political Action

By Pamela Pansardi

Juncker’s latest State of the European Union speech was less emotional and more pragmatic than the previous one. This might be the result of the EU’s political crisis.

17 October 2016

Brexit: Ready for a long goodbye?

By Lorenzo Vai

The UK will take its time in bidding farewell to the European Union, for procedural as well as political reasons.

10 October 2016

Notes on the Europeanization of Twitter – Part I

By Giovanni Pagano

While intergovernmental EU events generate longer Twitter debates, discussions triggered by supranational events are more Europeanized in nature.

31 August 2016

The many uncertainties of Brexit

By Luis Moreno Fernandez

After the Brexit referendum, the future of the United Kingdom looks very uncertain—in the short as well as the long term.

7 July 2016

The Germanization of Europe

By Maurizio Ferrera

Over her tenure as Chancellor, Angela Merkel has established a solid system of power—both in Germany and within the EU—to which there are very few alternatives.

4 July 2016

Five preliminary takes on Brexit

By Maurizio Cotta

The Brexit vote was just the latest signal of the EU’s political and institutional malaise. Pro-European forces should react quickly or the Union will soon be doomed.

30 June 2016

Social benefits for intra-EU migrants: How fundamental is European citizenship?

By Filippo Croci

Three recent rulings by the ECJ—Dano, Alimanovic and García-Nieto—highlight a conflict between European citizenship rights and the preservation of national welfare systems.

30 May 2016

Territory, Politics and Growth: Opportunities and Challenges

By Maurizio Ferrera

Territories and space have acquired a new salience in the post-industrial, globalized politico-economic systems. In addition to great opportunities, however, spatial politics implies a number of threats to the well-being of our societies.

21 April 2016

Financial challenges to solidarity: Completing the European banking union

By Anna Viterbo

The European Union’s banking union is an important step forward on the path of further integration. Without incorporating proper mechanisms of solidarity, however, it risks remaining an incomplete construction.

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