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Cameron (David)

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20th Century European Lessons for a 21st Century Brexit

July 18, 2016 • by Emmanuel Guerisoli

It seems that June 23rd 2016 has become a new “zero hour” moment in European history, though I doubt it will go down in history as one next to November 9th 1989 or May 8th 1945. ...

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Jeremy Corbyn’s Attempt to Reinvent British Labour

The changing face of the British Left

December 3, 2015 • by Robin Blackburn

On September 12, 2015, Britain’s Labour Party elected as its leader Jeremy Corbyn, a man branded a dangerous socialist and pacifist. He won with 250,000 votes of party members and supporters, out ...

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The Discontinuous Borders of the European Union

Migrants, refugees, and the labor market

September 15, 2015 • by Felice Mometti and Cinzia Arruzza

The powerful image of thousands of migrants marching together on the motorway between Budapest and Vienna, in the first week of September, is one of those images capable of symbolizing a turning point. It made visible the utter failure of the European policies on immigration and political asylum, while symbolizing ...

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We Say No to the “Sacred Union”

January 22, 2015 • by Public Voices

In the aftermath of the killings at Charlie Hebdo and Hyper Cacher, critical voices have largely been drowned in the general sea of undifferentiated outrage. But this statement by French colleagues, which recently appeared in Le Monde, is a major intervention and a welcome exception.

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