Madelaine Pitt
Madelaine Pitt is the Senior Editor-In-Chief of The New Federalist. Originally from the UK, she is a postgraduate student and research assistant at the University of Konstanz in Germany. She was previously an English teacher at the University of Strasbourg and Sciences Po Strasbourg.
This author's articles
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BrexitTake my citizenship, take my rights. I’m more European than ever
“My country is having an identity crisis. So am I” – a blog for The New Federalist and Le Taurillon - final episode
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European SocietyHappy New Year from The New Federalist!
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BrexitEditorial: the end of the United Kingdom as we know it
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BrexitCrunch time for the United Kingdom: my experience of the General Election Campaign Trail
“My country is having an identity crisis. So am I.” A blog for The New Federalist, Episode 7
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European PoliticsFrom Juncker to von der Leyen: the defining challenges of the incoming and outgoing Commissions
Out with the old, in with the new
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ElectionsNormalisation and Fragmentation: Interview with Prof. Dr. Schimmelfennig on the Evolution of the European Parliament
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Authoritarianism WatchFemale journalists face violent abuse online. Journalism and democracy are losing out
The New Federalist attended the World Forum for Democracy 2019, which took place at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg 6th-8th November. The following article was inspired by the session “Violence and Bias: Gender Inequalities in Journalism”.
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European SocietyWhat Europe inherited from 1989
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Europe in the WorldFollowing five successful Eurovision performances, EU accession talks begin for Australia
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ElectionsPolish elections: a mixed bag for the eurosceptic ruling party
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EconomyThe Regional Competitive Index: London 0, Stockholm 1
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BrexitJohnson can no longer ignore Parliament. So he is silencing it
“My country is having an identity crisis. So am I.” A blog by Madelaine Pitt
