The New Federalist, webzine of the Young European Federalist

18/07/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Transnational lists in theory and practice: Campaigning

Juuso Järviniemi discusses factors influencing campaigning in the EU-wide constituency if it is to be created for the European (...)

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Current Affairs

17/07/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Transnational lists in theory and practice: Nomination of candidates

27/06/2017 by Willem Van Boxtel

What’s Going On Under the Sea?

22/06/2017

“If they decided to kill him he would be dead already”

Navalny and the Russian Opposition

22/06/2017 by Candice Béjuit

Is the “Brussels Bubble” Responsible for the Rise of Euroscepticism?

How many of us, young defenders of the European Union, dream of working one day in the European institutions? Yet, we have all heard of (...)

Migration and Social Affairs

15/07/2017 by Konstantin Manyakin

Russians of Europe

29/12/2016 by Richard Haringsma

Refugees and the European Identity: a sociological perspective

13/05/2015 by Anna Wilson

Mediterranean Sea: The Border between Hope and Death

As the death toll rises, the question of what Europe should be doing about external migration is becoming increasingly (...)

13/05/2015 by Claire Darme

Fortress Europe:

The shipwrecks of migrants, a recurring catastrophe, has called into question the capacity of European migration policy to rescue (...)

Thinking Federalist

14/06/2017 by Thomas Grandjouan

Why believe in european federalism?

12/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Tapio Raunio: Just as EU institutions grow stronger, media coverage is decreasing

11/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

‘Eurosceptics and federalists are both in a way right’

In Juuso Järviniemi’s interview, professor Tapio Raunio discusses leadership and democratic legitimacy in the (...)

10/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

Tapio Raunio: Scholars see the EU as very much like a federal state

First part of Juuso Järviniemi’s interview with Tapio Raunio, professor at the University of Tampere in Finland.

Economy

01/07/2017 by Cyrille Amand

Fiscal integration in the European Union

31/03/2017 by Konstantin Manyakin

The Economics of Post-Multiculturalism and The Diplomacy of Bilateralism!

30/01/2017 by Konstantin Manyakin

Multiculturalism in open markets

Understanding the impact of free markets on multiculturalist societies

20/12/2016 by Anna Ferrari

The milk war

In 1984, the EU introduced milk quotas to limit milk production in every Member State to end structural surpluses that by far exceeded (...)

Opinion

30/06/2017 by Willem Van Boxtel

Opinion: Why the Brexit Vote Still Does Not Deserve Respect

21/06/2017 by Juuso Järviniemi

The time for transnational lists is now

17/06/2017 by Valentin Dupouey

European Solidarity Corps: Bittersweet development of a new EU programme

A couple of weeks ago, the European Commission released a proposal for a regulation providing a legal basis for the new European (...)

10/05/2017 by Willem Van Boxtel

Good old British arrogance

Why the Britain’s Brexit Negotiating Strategy Is Already Flawed

History, Society & Culture

28/06/2017 by Miguel Hesse Meana

The European Parliament and openness

18/06/2017 by Willem Van Boxtel

Obituary: Helmut Kohl, Architect of Europe

17/04/2017 by Eléonore Garnier

A European Citizens’ Initiative 2.0 to tackle the democratic deficit effectively

Eléonore Garnier argues that the ECI, if successful, can help set up a European public sphere.

05/04/2017 by Sharon S. Belli

CEU Students’ statements on the Orbán government’s decision

Students’ statements following the closure of CEU

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