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uaces:the university association of contemporary european studies contact events diary uaces bath 2018 ideas on europe home about ioe create a blog blogs on ioe site policy help ideas on europe newsletter log in graduate forum expert on europe jcer site feed twitter ideas on europe informed analysis, comment and debate featured stasis and progress somewhere in whitehall, there’s a small office. in it, a bright young thing is working hard on brexit. as the afternoon sun bounces down to the tiny window that provides the only fresh air, a spark flares up in the bright young thing’s mind. they dash down the corridor to their line manager, bursting through […] by politicsatsurrey, simon usherwood read more transnational actors: gateway to exploring the multi-l [...] martina vukasovic embodying multi-level and multi-actor characteristics of governance that governance of higher education and research takes place across several governance levels – institutional, national, european – is, arguably, common knowledge. the beginning of the bologna process and the launching of the lisbon strategy almost 20 years ago greatly intensified european integration and europeanization […] by europe of knowledge read more dealing with the russian bear mike ungersma argues the west may have made fundamental mistakes in confronting putin’s russia “russia is unlucky with timing. everything that happened 150, 200 years ago in other countries is happening here as we speak. you guys had your civil wars in long-ago centuries. the last murder of your king was in 1649. we […] by europeagonistes read more latest posts from all blogs the day the tory brexit lost jon danzig | 8 june 2018 although there’s hardly anything about it in the news, one year ago theresa may held a snap general election in a bid to win a bigger mandate for her tory version of brexit. instead, she lost her mandate entirely. the tory’s majority in the house of commons was crushed in the general election of 8 […] how newspaper lies led to brexit jon danzig | 7 june 2018 today paul dacre, editor of the daily mail, and the man who more than any other helped to cause brexit, handed in his resignation. in the years leading up to the eu referendum, and since, the daily mail has published a daily deluge of stories that spread hatred of migrants and the eu. “without dacre […] negotiations in low-trust environments politicsatsurrey, simon usherwood | 7 june 2018 this week i found myself in one of the leafier parts of the stock-broker belt, giving an after-lunch talk on the brexit process. as we pushed the meat-and-two-veg around the plates of the clubhouse, i listened to tales of how the germans were trying to do what they didn’t manage in the world wars, and […] recent how did we get stuck with brexit? jon danzig | 6 june 2018 labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has been criticised for rejecting a house of lords amendment for britain to remain a member of the eea (european economic area) after brexit. instead, mr corbyn said labour would push for a ‘new single market’ deal with the eu, giving britain full access but without accepting all the rules, such as […] the key to public support for the eu is efficacy jcms | 5 june 2018 by caroline mcevoy (university college dublin) what influences public support for or trust of the european union (eu)? political scholars continue to grapple with this precise question, which is especially relevant for our contemporary politics. the change in public attitudes towards the eu over the past two decades is striking. in 2013 only 31 per cent […] welcome from the editors jcms | 5 june 2018 almost a year into our editorship of jcms, we are very proud to launch our official blog. the purpose of the blog is to facilitate the space for debate on issues of academic importance and policy relevance in european and comparative regionalism studies. as we stated in our editorial note a couple of months ago, […] mr macron goes to germany albrecht sonntag | 4 june 2018 after being busy getting elected in may 2017, emmanuel macron used the traditionel french ‘bridges of may‘ in 2018 to take a trip to aachen in order to accept the so-called ‘charlemagne prize’ that the city bestows each year on a prominent individual ‘for work done in the service of european unification’. some might argue […] an enforcement role for europol in the aftermath of the “refugee crisis”? david fernandez rojo | 4 june 2018 this post first appeared at the eu law enforcement blog the “refugee crisis” has led to the establishment of the european border and coast guard (ebcg) (the successor of frontex) in 2016 and the transformation(still under negotiation) of the european asylum support office (easo) into a european union agency for asylum (euaa). the expansion of the […] may and corbyn both say we can have cake and eat it jon danzig | 31 may 2018 both the prime minister, theresa may​, and the labour leader, jeremy corbyn​, are offering the people the same thing. cake. they both think that it’s possible for us to have a cake and eat it. that’s their answer to brexit, and it just shows how little they understand about cake… or how the eu functions. […] deliver us from evil europeagonistes | 31 may 2018 europe and colonial guilt in the age of apology by mike ungersma “the truth, he thought, has never been of any real value to any human being- it is a symbol for mathematicians and philosophers to pursue. in human relations kindness and lies are worth a thousand truths.” ― graham greene, the heart of the […] theresa may is trying to stay afloat on brexit, but she keeps finding herself in a hole prof. richard rose | 31 may 2018 all major politicians sooner or later find themselves in a hole of their own making. even if they don’t make mistakes, they will fall into an elephant trap dug by their opponents. there are three laws to follow when in a hole: stop digging; keep afloat; and watch out for someone pulling the plug and […] tell me what you want, what you really, really want politicsatsurrey, simon usherwood | 31 may 2018 a fundament of negotiation – and indeed of politics – is the notion of interaction. they are necessarily relational constructs: us and them, me fighting the system, let’s work it out together. if politics can be about an agent’s interaction with a set of societal values rather than any one individual or group, the negotiation […] assessing group research projects: oral group exams with individual grades! helene dyrhauge | 29 may 2018 this final post in the series on group project work looks at the oral group exam, which is a traditional danish type of exam. oral exams are integral to the danish educational system from primary school through to university and can take different forms. this post explains the oral group exam based on a project, […] ideas on europe is a free blog hosting service. it provides an independent space for informed analysis, comment and debate. find out more subscribe to newsletter your email i accept the privacy policy the uaces blog chair’s message — may 2018 outreach, reconciliation and conflict sensitivity: the war childhood museum in sarajevo europe after brexit: new opportunities for democratic politics? | event report diffuse authority and contestation in the eu energy transition: workshop tags eu referendum article 50 ukip brexit united kingdom european parliament european union higher education theresa may france climate change democracy universities european commission uk europe eu referendum research policy greece archives june 2018 may 2018 april 2018 march 2018 february 2018 january 2018 december 2017 november 2017 october 2017 september 2017 august 2017 july 2017 categories agriculture & fisheries current affairs democracy & citizenship economics & trade education energy & climate change environment eu citizenship freedom of religion global & international impuestos locales law & justice media & communications politics & public policy publications & events science & technology security & defence sistemas fiscales society & culture teaching & learning the eu uncategorized avatars by sterling adventures subscribe to newsletter your email i accept the privacy policy uaces and ideas on europe do not take responsibility for opinions expressed in articles on blogs hosted on ideas on europe. all opinions are those of the contributing authors. © uaces 2018

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