Contemporary regional threats and challenges in Europe

26 November 2022

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Contemporary regional threats and challenges in Europe - Mikuláš Dzurinda
Addressing the consequences of Russian aggression towards Ukraine: The case of affordable housing in Central and Eastern Europe - Iva Merheim-Eyre
The Ukraine war and the consequences for Germany’s regions: Challenges and opportunities using the example of small and medium-sized businesses - Lukas Wick and Adrien Ayrinhac
When regional-based socialisation fails: Diversifying and strengthening the EU’s approach to its neighbourhood - Massimo Gordini
Lost in travelling: Europe’s regional and conceptual challenges linked to tourism - Michael Benhamou
The Dutch domino - Peter Noordhoek
The war in Ukraine through far-right and jihadist lenses - Sara Brzuszkiewicz
What role for climate pact ambassadors? A policy process perspective - Jale Tosun
Beyond the EU’s democratic deficit: From union of states to European democracy - Jaap Hoeksma
In a hyperconnected world, is the EU cybersecurity framework connected? - Iva Tasheva and Ilana Kunkel
A reluctant European: How Norway responds to the EU’s quest for strategic autonomy - Bjørn Olav Knutsen and Kari Tvetbråten
EU membership or oligarchic rule: The choice facing Georgia - Salome Samadashvili
States as platforms following the new EU regulations on online platforms - Vagelis Papakonstantinou
Hardwired . . . to self-destruct: The (un)remarkable prime ministership of Liz Truss - Liza Kutllovci

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