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Guest blog post by Pedro M. Lopez Those who have been to Latin America probably remember keywords such as the “tropics,” “music,” “steaks,” and “exotic fruit.” Terms such as “free trade,” “trade deficit” or “ trade agreement” are less likely to be associated with Latin America. When we buy the newest smoothie creation in Europe,… » read more
Posted by The Guest Blog
January 3, 2018
The lack of a well-defined European identity has framed the diversity of European citizens as a challenge to be overcome rather than an opportunity that must be seized. This has exacerbated political divisions, empowering nationalist sentiments, protectionism and ensuing Euroscepticism, supported by the spread of disinformation and over-reliance on national party proxies. It has also… » read more
Posted by 1989 Generation Initiative
November 6, 2017
Last year, just as I was shaping a vision of how a “Manufacturing Renaissance” could allow creating 100 million jobs for less skilled westerners, I took a course on AI (Artificial Intelligence) which suggests that 100 to 200 million more low technology jobs in service such as banking and trading were going to disappear soon… » read more
Posted by TAXI: Europa
October 10, 2017
Guest post by Mahama Tawat is Research Associate at the Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and Welfare and Assistant Professor at the Higher School of Economics. One way Hurricane Irma is making waves these days in the US is through the revelation that about half the American population on the mainland does not… » read more
Posted by The Guest Blog
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blogactiv, EU borders, EU Citizens & Media, Future EU, Global Europe, identity, Languages & Culture |
Genval, 2nd April 2017 – The latest plans of illiberal Hungary aiming to close the Central European University (CEU) can be explained in the context of 2018 general elections. As there is no potent opposition, the government desperately needs permanent war rhetoric & a popular public ennemy. Attacking science and research can however backfire. (source… » read more
Posted by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek
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blogactiv, Civil Society (NGOs), Culture, Education, Hungary, Languages & Culture |
Terrorism wont divide us. Brexit will. Britons your country needs EU. Sharon Leclercq-Spooner While EURACTIV covered the Rome and London marches, let me add a personal touch. My British wife and I were…separated: I was at the first event, also to attend a number of NGO events and to talk about Eramus4media She of… » read more
Posted by Media4EU
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blogactiv, EU Priorities 2020, EU Treaty & Institutions, Languages & Culture, UK in Europe |
March 30, 2017
Genval, 29th March 2017 – The Second European Parliament Roma Week put the spotlight again on the issue of Roma integration in Europe and its future post-2020. What about the mid-term review of the EU actions on Roma: is the glass half-full or half-empty? And what is the role of strategic litigation for the Roma… » read more
Posted by Zoltán Massay-Kosubek
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blogactiv, Civil Society (NGOs), Education, EU Priorities 2020, Hungary, Languages & Culture, Public Health, Roma, Social Europe, Social Europe & Jobs |
March 20, 2017
This article is part of a series of papers based on the preliminary results of the 1989 Generation Initiative’s policy cycle “Tackling Populism: Hope over Fear”. The following article is based on the results of the Roundtable “Education for Engagement” at its launching conference. Written by Greta Schmuelling, Content Officer. Knowledge is power, and this… » read more
Posted by 1989 Generation Initiative
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blogactiv, EU Priorities 2020, EurActiv.com, InfoSociety, Languages & Culture |
March 10, 2017
In June 2016, the European project suffered a considerable blow. Britain decided to leave the European Union, and the dream of an ‘ever closer union’ between the peoples of our continent is now widely challenged and contested. With the rise of populist movements in a number of different countries, the very existence of the EU… » read more
Posted by 1989 Generation Initiative
February 9, 2017
Un blog de notre invitée Véronique Likforman, Secrétaire Générale, DLF Bruxelles-Europe. L’Europe pourrait couler, les Européens ne l’écoutent plus ; et presque personne ne se demande s’il ne faudrait pas leur parler une langue qu’ils comprennent : la leur. L’Europe, vingt-quatre langues officielles. Plutôt que s’exprimer chacun dans la sienne pour être parfaitement compris des… » read more
Posted by The Guest Blog
February 1, 2017
Democracy and Public Space Debate about the European public sphere, the open space where news is disseminated and debated in the EU, can sometimes seem quite esoteric. Why then have academics and European politicians been so concerned about it? Because the concept is closely linked to some of the most burning questions about the EU,… » read more
Posted by Fritz Groothues
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blogactiv, EU Priorities 2020, EurActiv.com, Languages & Culture |
November 22, 2016
“In our dialogue with the European Commission, we have assumed that our cooperation will be based on such principles as objectivism, or respect for sovereignty, subsidiarity, and national identity. However, we have gradually come to realise that interferences into Poland’s internal affairs are not characterised by adherence to such principles. On top of that, such… » read more
Posted by Fritz Groothues
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blogactiv, EU Priorities 2020, EurActiv.com, Languages & Culture |
Jean-Michel Bos [Connect Euranet/ Flickr] Jean-Michel Bos is Editor-in-Chief of Euranet Plus, grouping top national radios like RTBF, Radio 24 and BFM Business, now at risk of stopping. Just before the Commission apparently decided not to renew Euranet Plus’s contract, he spoke with EurActiv Founder Christophe Leclercq, as part of the series #Media4EU .Mr Bos… » read more
Posted by Media4EU
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blogactiv, English, EU Priorities 2020, EU Priorities and Opinion, Languages & Culture, Media4EU |
September 1, 2016
This is a guest post by a group of Science Po students cycling across Europe, aptly called Bicycl’est. You can follow their travels on Facebook and on WordPress. They are documenting their cycling journey across the continent, taking them from France to Poland. We are a group of seven first-year students from Sciences Po Paris,… » read more
Posted by 1989 Generation Initiative
July 15, 2016
Guy Verhofstadt, unsurprisingly, claims that the solution to Europe’s nationalism problem is further European federalism. While this statement is partially true, it is misleading and, therefore, I must disagree. A federal Europe would have the tools to combat nationalism (and it’s leftist counterpart) as well as having the virtue of being more resistant to propaganda… » read more
Posted by C Shannon
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blogactiv, Future EU, Global Europe, Languages & Culture, Social Europe & Jobs, UK in Europe |
