The Digital Panopticon: Gendered Surveillance as the Most Dangerous Form of Internet Control in Iran and Saudi Arabia 
An Island at the Edge of Europe: How Ireland’s geographical position shapes feelings of belonging to the EU. 
Automating asylum? AI, refugee status determination and the right to an effective remedy 
Shielding the Union: Countering Transatlantic Nationalist Influence The European Policy Review is the peer-reviewed journal published by the European Student Think Tank. It contains academic, student-written papers on a wide range of topics related to European Union policy.
In line with the objective of the European Student Think Tank to provide a platform for discussion amongst students that share an interest in the EU, this journal seeks to involve students in the central and controversial debates in European politics. This journal therefore not only seeks to bring to the fore students’ perspectives on EU policy but also aims to target a wide young academic readership.
The European Policy Review has an international and multi-disciplinary character. The contributors to, and makers of, this journal are students from various countries, with different backgrounds and perspectives. The journal consciously chooses to cover a broad spectrum of topics and to incorporate multiple disciplines, thereby reflecting the numerous angles from which EU policy can be studied and discussed.