Science

Does electoral politics distort or even “corrupt” the privatisation process in emerging democracies? Drawing on new co-authored research using Serbian...

Brexit was largely absent from the UK’s general election campaign. John S. F. Wright draws on lessons from Star Trek...

The EU’s inadequate response to democratic backsliding has created frustration among some former Europhiles in Poland, write Radosław Markowski and...

The European Parliament recently adopted the EU’s first Media Freedom Act. However, as Gerhard Schnyder, Fanni Toth and Marlene Radl...

Opinion polling suggests a majority of EU citizens support increased defence cooperation. But does this give a robust mandate for...

Research suggests there is a growing ideological gap between young men and women across the world. Felipe Carozzi and Andrés...

Do crises drive Europeans apart or bring them together? Drawing on a new study, Francesco Nicoli, David van der Duin,...

Protectionist parties have become increasingly prominent in European politics over the last two decades. But what drives support for these...

Support for Ukraine has been strong across Europe, but it is far from uniform. Drawing on a new expert survey,...

Online tutoring programmes have emerged as an effective strategy for narrowing the educational gaps that were exacerbated by the pandemic....