The Council of the Baltic Sea States was established in the early 1990s to help bridge the former East-West divide. But it has increasingly taken on a security role in …
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The Council of the Baltic Sea States was established in the early 1990s to help bridge the former East-West divide. But it has increasingly taken on a security role in …
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Should immigrants be given the right to vote in elections? And what would be the political implications if they were? Simon Hix and Tarek Jaziri Arjona show that granting voting
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Much of the coverage of Andy Burnham’s rapid ascent to the top of UK politics has treated his trajectory from sitting metro mayor to prime minister as surprising and unprecedented.
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The EU is often portrayed as “failing forward” during crises, with imperfect solutions driving the European integration process forward over time. Comparing the EU’s
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Dr. Meltem İneli Ciğer, Associate Professor of International Law, Suleyman Demirel University Faculty of Law, Türkiye; Honorary Fellow, School of Law and Social
Justice, University of Liverpool [...]
Dear readers, We will be taking a short break for summer holidays. We will resume our regular publishing schedule in early September 2026. In the meantime, we are always open
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This Saar Blueprint examines whether Article 32 of the Global Minimum Tax Directive provides sufficient democratic legitimacy for decisions taken within the OECD/G20 Inclusive
Framework. Focusing on institutional participation, transparency, citizen involvement and judicial review, it assesses the Directive’s dynamic link to international [...]
Joanna Demopoulou holds a PhD in International Affairs and is a former Executive in Residence at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP). Her research examines the
legal and institutional architecture of public authority and governance, focusing on how law structures, distributes, and constrains public authority across European [...]