Illiberal demagoguery splits Europe at the seams
The greatest internal fissure in the EU is now between East and West. Illiberal demagoguery is a democratic regression that can undermine its very foundations.
Democracy and citizenship
In 2016 Latinos will decide who gets to the White House
The number of eligible Latinos (those who can register on the electoral census) should account for 13% of the total, 2% more than in the last presidential elections.
Elephants with longer trunks, donkeys with longer manes
US political and social life contributes to foster a self-serving loop in which specific ideologies feed off themselves, resulting in their radicalisation.
Europe: fewer Jews, more anti-Semites
Anti-Semitism seems to be on the rise again in much of Europe when, paradoxically, it has fewer Jews than ever.
Think tanks and universities: what, why and how?
What are think tanks, and what is the nature of the relationship between them and the old universities from which almost all think tankers hail?
How local ideas spread in English: a network analysis of think tanks on Twitter
This paper analyses the networks of relations between think tanks in order to better understand their nature and the way they operate in a global reality. This exploratory research makes use of data collected on Twitter.
Country Focus: Migration of Spanish nationals during the crisis
This report is a brief description of the main results obtained from an e-survey among Spanish emigrants, within the research project “Migrations from the Southern Member States of the European Union (Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece) and Ireland”.
The price of Spanish and European citizenship
The rules on accessing nationality are very different from one EU member state to another. Spain offers the fastest route for most of its immigrants from non-EU countries.
Are Spaniards emigrating?
Contrary to what numerous media reports seem to suggest, current Spanish emigration is very slight.
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