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Democracies under strain – the political effects of financial bailouts
How do national governments respond to supranational demands? Drawing on a new book covering the Eurozone crisis, Rubén Ruiz-Rufino shows...
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Soviet Communism was no more successful at reducing inequality than other regimes
Did communism reduce inequality in the Soviet Union? Joan Costa-Font, Ana Nicinska and Melcior Roig-Rosello show that individuals exposed to...
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What determines the success and failure of industrial policies?
Even the best designed industrial policies will fail if they go against the grain of institutions and if they cannot...
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Marta Lorimer: “I’m not sure there is a single country in Europe that is resistant to the rise of the far right” – EUROPP
In an interview with LSE’s Joanna Bale, Marta Lorimer discusses the rise of the radical right, how Keir Starmer should...
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The low ambition equilibrium – Why integration policies are putting refugees on a fast track to nowhere
A variety of schemes have been implemented across Europe to help refugees integrate into the labour market. Yet as Ihssane...
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The Commission’s foray into corporate taxation – a CORE problem for the EU budget?
The European Commission has proposed a new budget resource called “CORE” that would be funded by contributions from large companies...
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Lessons for the EU from Ukraine’s anti-corruption crisis
In July, a bill that would have weakened Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies led to an outbreak of protests. Maryna Rabinovych and...
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Has EU immigration led to a new form of labour market protectionism?
Has immigration led to a new form of labour market protectionism in Europe? Drawing on a study of legislative changes...
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Hybrid remote work dominates in European cities – EUROPP
How widespread is remote work in Europe? Davide Luca, Cem Özgüzel and Zhiwu Wei show that remote working continues to...
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Even honest research results can flip – a new approach to assessing robustness in the social sciences
When academic studies get things wrong, it is often blamed on misconduct and fraud. Yet as Michael Ganslmeier and Tim...
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