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Democratization means giving citizens a real voice and an opportunity to co-decide. Agata Mazepus interviews Igor Stokfiszewski.
The unwilling citizens of Israel
Whilst the focus of international media is turned towards the plight of Palestinians in Occupied Territories, Palestinian citizens of Israel continue to face discrimination at every turn.
Can You Eat Democracy?
If one thing is clear, it is that Central Europeans will not come out onto the streets solely for an abstract idea of “more democracy in Europe”.
Creating an all-inclusive government [interview]
At the moment, because you have majority voting, sometimes the majority doesn’t give a damn about what the minority thinks – Marcin Gerwin in conversation with Peter Emerson.
Why are EU elites treating Brexit differently than Grexit?
The British exit is not about decreasing the economic burden of austerity suffered by European citizens. Quite the contrary.
“There is much less hope today” – The first year of the SYRIZA government
Despite the intensification of the crisis, Greece’s SYRIZA government is still in place, with an untarnished majority. Interview with political scientist Giorgos Katsambekis about the radical left’s year in power.
Austrian anti-refugee campaign as a fight against the poor
Governmental policy is creating poverty and fighting the poor at the same time.