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Blog: Ideas on Europe
I’ve been turned over this question for some weeks now, mainly because it has kept on popping up in different places. And because I fundamentally disagree. Last month, I heard the line ‘sovereignty is democracy’ fall from the lips of Bill Cash, speaking on a panel about Parliamentary scrutiny of European business. I had hoped […]
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Blog: EUatOU
I’ve been turned over this question for some weeks now, mainly because it has kept on popping up in different places. And because I fundamentally disagree. Last month, I heard the line ‘sovereignty is democracy’ fall from the lips of Bill Cash, speaking on a panel about Parliamentary scrutiny of European business. I had hoped […]
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Blog: Ideas on Europe
We recently welcomed Emilija Tudzarovska to eu!radio! She is a Lecturer in Contemporary European Politics at Charles University, in Prague and her research focuses on the democratic legitimacy of the European Union. She spoke about her scientific approach to the crisis of representative democracy that we all perceive.
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Blog: Eye on the World
Most (if not all) people in Ireland are noticing rising food prices, which come on top of (and are connected to) the sharp rise in energy bills. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is one immediate factor, because it looks like the conflict will reduce Russian and Ukrainian food and fertilizer exports. Then there are the ongoing […]
Blog: UCL Uncovering Politics
This week, we're looking at how Russian leaders talk about sovereignty. In particular, how do their ideas about sovereignty help them rationalise war in Ukraine?
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Alexandra Fay (UCLA School of Law) has posted True Co-management: Critical Approaches to Indigenous Food Sovereignty (41 Yale Law & Policy Review 233 (2023)) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This Note examines the Inuit Circumpolar Council Alaska's project to...
Blog: ROAPE
Caroline Cornier argues that economic and financial turmoil in Africa could be a favourable moment for fundamental monetary reform. Cornier reflects on a conference held in Dakar that focused on the challenges facing the continent in the context of ecological, economic, and political crisis.
The post The reconquest of economic sovereignty in Africa first appeared on ROAPE.
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Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Nathalie A. Smuha (KU Leuven - Faculty of Law) has posted Digital Sovereignty in the European Union: Five Challenges from a Normative Perspective on SSRN. Here is the abstract: In this paper, I aim to make sense of digital sovereignty...
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Luke Herrine (University of Alabama - School of Law) has posted Consumer Protection after Consumer Sovereignty on SSRN. Here is the abstract: We seem to be in the middle of a paradigm shift in consumer protection. For decades, regulators understood...
Blog: The Strategist
The quest for independence signals a nation's pursuit of sovereignty and control over its internal and external affairs. Sovereignty serves as the cornerstone upon which a country's identity, governance, security, and international relationships are built. ...
Blog: Future of Europe blog
In her master's thesis, Silva Malin Hoffmann investigated how the European Union and European Economic Area are portrayed in the Norwegian media. This blogpost draws on her thesis, showing that membership to the EEA is framed as less negative and as entailing more national sovereignty than membership to the EU — which, Hoffmann argues, is […]
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Blog: The Duck of Minerva
PTJ and Dan discuss Cynthia Weber's 1994 book, Simulating Sovereignty: Intervention, the State an...
Blog: The Strategist
The surprise signing of the Australia–Tuvalu Falepili Union agreement at the recent Pacific Islands Forum has been touted as a pathbreaking development in Australia's Pacific relations. It is hugely significant, but, on closer inspection, this ...
Blog: The Strategist
At think tank gatherings over the past few months in Washington, I asked foreign and security policy analysts about their thoughts on AUKUS. In the ensuing exchanges, US analysts raised three consistent sources of uncertainty ...
Blog: Ideas on Europe
by Jan Pieter Beetz (Utrecht University) On 15 September 2022, the vast majority of the Members of the European Parliament condemned Hungary's Fidesz government for undermining European values. They proposed that Hungary has become an electoral autocracy. Further, they called for more forceful action against the Hungarian government by the EU. What authority does the […]
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