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Physical and digital connectivity can protect rural areas from depopulation
Many rural areas across Europe have experienced a decline in their populations over recent decades. Drawing on new research from...
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A personal history of the development of behavioural public policy
Ahead of his inaugural LSE lecture, Adam Oliver describes how he became involved in the field of behavioural public policy,...
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What does a second Trump presidency mean for EU and UK trade policy?
What will Donald Trump’s election as US President mean for trade? Robert Basedow writes that if the new administration stays...
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What if mayors ruled the European Parliament? How urban leaders would prioritise EU climate policies
The new right-leaning European Parliament has the potential to undermine climate action. But what if mayors led the Parliament? Drawing...
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Contradictions and misconceptions – twenty years of the Czech Republic in the EU
The Czech Republic has been an economic success story since joining the EU in 2004. Yet as Lenka Buštíková explains,...
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Why there is no “populist” foreign policy
Empirical analyses show that beyond a critique of elites and the demand to restore an allegedly lost popular sovereignty, “populists”...
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To GDP or not to GDP? That is the question
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is routinely quoted as an indicator of whether things are getting better or worse within a...
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There is little hope of a stable government emerging from Bulgaria’s latest election
Bulgaria held its latest parliamentary election on 27 October – the seventh parliamentary election it has held since 2021. Emilia...
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What to expect from this week’s EU commissioner hearings
The European Parliament will hold hearings for new European Commission nominees from 4-12 November. Anchrit Wille explains how the hearings...
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Pegida disbands, as the German far right moves from the streets into parliament
The far-right populist movement Pegida has disbanded following a final protest on 20 October. Sabine Volk writes that with the...
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