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Right-Wing Movements and Migration in the EU: Which Way (Is) Europe?

On November 18, 2020 By European Student Think Tank
  • Articles and Blogs
  • International Office articles
  • The EU & its International Environment

Written by Ana Sofia Cabral Taking a look at votingRead More

European solidarity on the border(line): Why a new and legally binding reform of the Dublin (III) system will be indispensable

On November 10, 2020 By European Student Think Tank
  • Articles and Blogs
  • European Practice & European Future
  • International Office articles

Written by Stefanie Schäfer  The Member States of the EuropeanRead More

Rolling Europe’s Sleeves Up: The Economics of Migration

On October 16, 2019 By European Student Think Tank
  • Articles and Blogs

Written by Riccardo Vinci In my first article written for EST,Read More

Too Little, too Late? The European Parliament Elections and the Future of Migration

On July 31, 2019 By European Student Think Tank
  • Elections
  • Migration
  • WGM

Written by Claire Byrne & Laura Schmeer Article 1 for the ESTRead More

Migration in Europe: An Artistic Twist

On August 5, 2018 By European Student Think Tank
  • Articles and Blogs
  • EUrArt

“Waves of refugees” – what sounds like an innocent metaphorRead More

A JANUS-FACED AUSTRIA COULD SET A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT WITHIN THE EU

On October 11, 2016 By European Student Think Tank
  • Articles and Blogs
  • Eurocrisis
  • Geen categorie
  • Migration
  • Uncategorized

  In Roman mythology, Janus was the god of gatesRead More

Sparring Partners: Turkey in Europe – Challenges to Democracy and Security?

On August 29, 2016 By European Student Think Tank
  • Articles and Blogs
  • EU Foreign Policy
  • EU Policy Process
  • Eurocrisis
  • European Integration
  • Geen categorie
  • ISIS
  • Migration
  • radicalization
  • Uncategorized

By Alexis Chalopin, Student in European Studies (Sciences Po & LondonRead More

Why Brexit is not the Beginning and not the End of Euroscepticism

On July 5, 2016 By European Student Think Tank
  • Articles and Blogs
  • Economics
  • Elections
  • EU Foreign Policy
  • EU Policy Process
  • Eurocrisis
  • Geen categorie
  • Uncategorized

By Wiebke Junge, MSc. Candidate in EU Politics at the EuropeanRead More

The Syrian Story of Migration

On December 4, 2015 By European Student Think Tank
  • Migration
  • Uncategorized

By Suad Skenderi, executive director and author of the academic mediumRead More

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