Southern Europe
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- The study focuses on the political economy of the EU using core and periphery dynamics and comparative analysis.
Study: Hundred Shades of the EU. Mapping the Political Economy of EU Peripheries
- Last month, Spain’s progressive government (Socialist Party and radical left Unidas Podemos) passed a comprehensive labour law that is in complete contrast to what neoliberal orthodoxy wishes to impose on labour market interventions. Spanish Professor of Labour Law Antonio Baylos gives an overview.
The Spanish Labour Reform
- Irene Montero (Unidas Podemos) was interviewed by Juan Carlos Monedero, political scientist at the University of Madrid and director of transform! europe's Spanish observer organisation Fundación Instituto 25M.
Spanish Minister of Equality Irene Montero on Democratic Analysis of Critical Feminism
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- transform! europe presents a comparative study on the economic, political, and ideological aspects of peripherality within the European Union.
Hundred Shades of the EU — Mapping the Political Economy of the EU Peripheries
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- transform! europe presents a comparative study on the political economy of the contemporary European Union with an emphasis on southern and eastern Member States. The study concentrates on the economic, political, and ideological aspects of peripherality in the EU. Watch here the webinar's recording.
Hundred Shades of the EU. Mapping the Political Economy of the EU Peripheries
Webinars
- transform! europe presents a comparative study on the political economy of the contemporary European Union with an emphasis on southern and eastern Member States. The study concentrates on the economic, political, and ideological aspects of peripherality in the EU. Watch here the webinar's recording.
Hundred Shades of the EU. Mapping the Political Economy of the EU Peripheries
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