EU OBSERVER – The bright side of ‘Brexit Day’ for the rest of the EU
INDEPENDENT – Germany should embrace a new, enlightened patriotism to head off the insidious rise of the far right
DIE WELT – Der Fokus auf “besorgte Bürger” ist falsch
NEW EUROPEANS – Why turning the EU elections into a referendum on an open and liberal Europe is unhelpful
PROSPECT – Don’t let populist candidates fool you. Research shows Europe isn’t as divided as you might think
DIE WELT – Es muss ein Bekenntnis zur Nation geben
EU OBSERVER – ‘A Europe that protects’: what does that actually mean?
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND SOCIETY – The centre hasn’t lost populist right voters (yet)
LSE EUROPE BLOG – The continued strategic relevance of Merkel-style centrism in Germany
INTERNATIONALE POLITIK UND GESELLSCHAFT – Der nationale Kosmopolit
LSE EUROPE BLOG – The black box of Brexit. Identification with Englishness is the best clue
LSE EUROPE BLOG – What the 2015 Greek debt negotiations tell us about Germany’s negotiating stance on Brexit
LSE EUROPE BLOG – Brexit alone will not decide a second Scottish referendum. But its perceived economic impact may
LSE EUROPE BLOG – Beyond anecdotes on lowering the voting age: new evidence from Scotland
DIE POLITISCHE MEINUNG – Back to the roots – Wie sich verhindern lässt, dass die Mitgliederparteien zu Wählervereinen werden
THE CONVERSATION – Young voters are a big part of Labour’s Scottish problem
DEMOCRATIC AUDIT – Despite their manifest flaws, political parties improve democracy and it is implausible that it could be successful without them
