Great news! My book has just been published by Oxford online, so all of you with library access to Oxford Scholarship Online can take read the book right now. The book will come out in print on April 16.
Here is the link https://t.co/d7UVxfO3QT
America Votes, Europe Watches: The Future of Transatlantic Relations https://t.co/Ut0JMNM7Rf via @YouTube
Check out this great panel discussion, in which I participated, on the American elections and European reactions
E25_Echoes Across the Atlantic: The Trump Election and Its Impact on Eur... https://t.co/TicNSHWtNs via @YouTube
Do check out my discussion with Hannes Swoboda on the Trump election and its potential effects on Europe generally as well as the EU specifically
A very insightful and worrying opinion piece on the Supreme Court's attack on executive power, taking it away from agents with expertise to give to judges with little expertise and political agendas
Humbled to be in the company of the current and past (co-)awardees of the #EnderleinPrize
Huge thanks to my mentors, co-authors and colleagues for making this possible, and to @thehertieschool & @Cornelia_Woll for the recognition. It is a big encouragement for future work.
I feel very honored and am of course delighted to have just been elected as a member of the American Academcy of Arts and Sciences https://t.co/Fh3Tbf6m9S
Dear Friends,
For anyone interested in understanding populism, my latest article, “Populist Agenda-Setting: Shaping the narrative, framing the debate, captivating the ‘people’, upending the mainstream, capturing power" is on open access til May.
https://t.co/Ig2n345Fzi
@rdanielkelemen major problem not just for Germany but for the EU, so long as the debt brake or equivalent remains constitutionalized across EU member-states in light of the climate and energy crises, not to mention security crises
See my latest op-ed on how to make European economic governance fit for purpose through EU level debt, flexible fiscal rules, and democratized governance, just out on Social Europe (an earlier version of this was posted in July with CESIfo) https://t.co/13ahnBnaVZ
Hot off the presses, my policy brief for CESifo on how to make EU Economic Governance ‘Fit for Purpose by investing in the future though common debt and reforming the fiscal rules while decentralizing and democratizing
https://t.co/G1ByxdpwA5
Europe🇪🇺has prioritised debt/deficit reduction over important environmental and social outcomes.
W/ challenges of war, energy price⬆️, cost of living crisis, Covid, climate breakdown - 270 NGOs + academics call for a fiscal overhaul.
Join our call: https://t.co/4idBIltq7c
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For those interested in the role of ideas in industrial relations, here is an article co-written with Martin Carstensen and Christian Lyhne Ibsen entitled: “Power and Ideas in Employment Relations Studies.”
It is free to read at: https://t.co/UFlEDYLlEm
My article theorizing populism entitled: The Discursive Construction of Discontent is just out. The first 50 downloads are free! https://t.co/hoBlRXuAQC
@BrigidLaffan Brigid. So so very sorry for your loss. Sudden death, especially for someone so vigorous and full of life, has to be a major shock. Jolyon and I are thinking of you and your family, and wishing you all the best under the circumstances. Hugs from Italy,
Vivien