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27
January

Why it is hard (if not impossible) to abolish the Council of State

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Verifying the lawfulness of government regulations takes time, and often delays the implementation of laws. Some consider this a problem, but others benefit from it

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28
June

Aware voters are not always a good thing for parties. An interview with Lanny Martin

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The Euroskeptic vote grows with coalition governments

Precarious workers and unemployed people vote with their wallet, not with their guts

How the opportunity of policy change shapes electoral behaviour

Health and fiscal policy: European responses to the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic

Migrants and integration: what the European Union can do

“I need you, but you’re not welcome”: how the occupational inclusion of migrants in Europe has changed after the crisis

Come on, let's be realists!

Hawks and doves: how Italian parties vote on foreign military operations

Who's old? Redefining old age with Sergei Scherbov

“You’re a populist!” The success of a political insult in recent UK history

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