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Flourishing landscapes: resentment and the upsurge of radical right-wing populism in eastern Germany

10
February

Flourishing landscapes: resentment and the upsurge of radical right-wing populism in eastern Germany

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Hans-Georg Betz

In 1989 the Berlin Wall came down. Three decades later, reality has sunk in. And it's sobering

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"Our workers first!", labor mobility and chauvinism in Europe

11
February

"Our workers first!", labor mobility and chauvinism in Europe

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Alessandro Pellegata

We are free to travel and work without being discriminated. What, then, makes us chauvinists?

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

Women on the front line against Covid-19: 8 in 10 hospital employees are female, but very few of them move up the ladder

TikTok and the imagery of war among young people

Imperfect bicameralism: one in five bills passed by the lower house is not enacted into law by the upper house

Prof. and social networks: "Regulating the life of teachers outside the Academia? It's not the army" - 5 minutes with Antonella Besussi

Mercenaries: efficient troops or murdering savages? The changing reputation of contracted soldiers

Moving without emancipation. The case of the Romanian diaspora

THE OTHER SCIENCES Ep. #6 - The Big Gamble: migration and global (im)mobility (with Milena Belloni)

What would have happened without the Jobs Act

Debt, GDP, and SGP: who is in charge between the Council and the Commission

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