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    Nov 18

    Follow Italy's referendum campaign on our dedicated page

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    Is Igor Dodon’s election a victory for Moldova’s oligarchs? via

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    Interesting comparative exploration of academic job markets across Europe -- via

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  4. Nov 15

    My latest: 'How to prevent the collapse of the liberal-left after Brexit and Trump' via

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  5. 9h

    Academic labour markets in Europe vary widely in openness and job security

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  6. 12h

    A very Bulgarian drama: What Rumen Radev’s presidential election victory means for Bulgarian politics

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  7. 13h

    LSE is looking for someone who can help measure the impact of their academic blogs. Apply before 28 Nov

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  8. 14h Poplar, London

    Igor Dodon’s election: A victory for ’s oligarchs?

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  9. 16h

    How far should we push globalisation? | Paul De Grauwe on why we need a moratorium on new free trade agreements

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  10. Nov 22

    Very much look forward to lively debate 1Dec w by &

    2017: will the EU survive? Speakers just announced for public debate on Thursday 1/12 at LSE. More info:
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  11. Nov 22

    Citizens in Europe: Essays on Democracy, Constitutionalism and European Integration - by Offe and Preuss

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  12. Nov 22

    Watch Italy’s referendum for potential banking problems | By 's Lorenzo Codogno &

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  13. Nov 22

    Some polling on whether globalisation is 'a force for good or bad in the world'

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  14. Nov 22

    Il mio punto di vista sul referendum, per gli anglofoni, sul blog di LSE (in Italiano sul Post tra un po')

    Italians should back the constitutional reform – no guarantee this opportunity will arise again |
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  15. Nov 22

    Selecting party leaders: Who chooses and who shapes the choice? By

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  16. Nov 21

    Italians should back the constitutional reform – no guarantee this opportunity will arise again |

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  17. Nov 21

    Lithuania’s new parliament: Tackling emigration will be a key priority for the country’s new MPs

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  18. Nov 21

    What does the triumph mean for journalism, politics and social media? | By

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  19. Nov 21

    A very Bulgarian drama: What Radev’s election victory means for Bulgarian politics | |

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  20. Nov 21

    Why it matters if the European Commission ends up leading the Brexit negotiations - from

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  21. Nov 21

    Our colleagues have conducted some excellent analysis on Italian constitutional reform:

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