Here to stay? Populism in Italy and Germany
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The most striking differences between Italian and German populism derive from the novelty that populism represents in the German political and party system
Populism, Radical Right, and Socialist Nostalgia in Bulgarian Politics
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What is most disturbing is that in recent years radical right-wing parties have had an increasing influence on the government
A Few Thoughts on Brexit and Europe
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As the dust caused by the explosion on 23. June is beginning to settle, we can start picking up the debris to see what may possibly be salvaged from the disaster. It is still much too soon to tell what the final outcome of the referendum will be, which was directed at Westminster, not at …
The Populist Danger in the U.S. and Europe
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Paul Nolte’s contribution to our roundtable on the U.S. elections
What Donald Trump Loves About The Brexit
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Tobias Dürr on Blog FiveThirtyEight
Steinmeier launches DIALOGUE ON EUROPE with European ‘next generation thinkers’
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Frank-Walter Steinmeier meets european civil society
New think tank partners after the #EuropeanTownHall Meeting series
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In the context of our transnational, civil society project “Dialogue on Europe” we are happy to announce new partnerships with six renowned think tanks from our project countries. Our new think tank partners supported us in organising the #EuropeanTownHall Meetings and have been contributing to the Opening Conference in Berlin. Notre Europe – Jacques Delors …
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The Brexit Referendum – British Debates and European Perspectives
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Roundtable Discussion
#EuropeanTownHall Meeting in Madrid
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Fifth stop of the Dialogue on Europe
#EuropeanTownHall Meeting in Marseilles
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Fourth stop of the Dialogue on Europe
Debating a potential ‚Brexit’
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Green Perspectives on the UK’s immediate future in Europe
The weak opposition in Poland
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Five months after PiS took over, the party has still no serious rivals