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Do Russian attacks reduce Ukrainian support for continuing the war?
Do Russian attacks on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure weaken the resolve of Ukrainian citizens? Drawing on new survey data, Philipp Chapkovski and Ivan S....
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Mixed economic results and growing political conflict – Hungary’s 20 years of EU membership
Hungary is often portrayed as a problem case for European integration due to frequent clashes between Viktor Orbán’s government and...
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The WHO’s proposed pandemic treaty raises more questions than answers
Member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) are in the process of negotiating a new pandemic treaty to help...
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Chaos in the numbers – the strange case of France’s budget deficit
A no-confidence vote triggered by a dispute over the French budget has led to the collapse of the country’s government....
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How a voting advice application influenced the 2024 European Parliament election
Do voting advice applications work? Drawing on a new field experiment during the 2024 European Parliament election, Joris Frese, Simon...
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The EU must take the territorial dimension of industrial policy seriously
Is there a misalignment between EU cohesion policy and the EU’s industrial policy? Tea Gamtkitsulashvili and Vassilis Monastiriotis show that...
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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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Breaking the “old boys’ club” – How socio-demographics shape lobbying access in the EU
Do the socio-demographic characteristics of lobbyists affect their access to Members of the European Parliament? Drawing on new research, Iskander...
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Defying stereotypes – twenty years of Estonia’s EU membership
Estonia was viewed as a “model pupil” prior to its EU accession in 2004 and it has largely maintained this...
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The UK’s irregular migration policy must be rooted in cooperation with the EU
The new UK government is keen to establish itself as tough and competent on migration. Denny Pencheva and Conor Kelly...
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