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Why don’t young people vote?

By Hilary Pilkington and Mark Ellison Filed Under: Featured Posted: May 5, 2015

As politicians make their final canvasses for the General Election, they will be worrying about voter turnout. Professor Hilary Pilkington and Mark Ellison explain why young adults in the UK are less likely to vote than are their counterparts across Europe. Thursday’s General Election is widely regarded as the closest and perhaps most important for […]

Tagged With: Coventry, democracy, European Union, general election, MYPLACE, Nuneaton, politics, voting

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‘Euroscepticism Lite’: the Greek verdict on EU membership

George Kyris By George Kyris Filed Under: Europe, Featured Posted: June 9, 2014

The country that suffered the most in the Eurozone crisis is seeking EU reform, not withdrawal, explains Dr George Kyris. The European Parliament elections that have just taken place were arguably the most important in the history of the European Union. The European Parliament has more power than ever before, demands have grown for greater […]

Tagged With: democracy, European elections, European Parliament, European Union, Euroscepticism, Eurozone, Golden Dawn, Greece, KKE, New Democracy, PASOK, River, Syriza

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Fixing our European Parliament is first step to greater democracy

Georgios Papanagnou By Georgios Papanagnou Filed Under: Europe, Featured Posted: May 21, 2014

A series of reforms that started roughly around the late 1970s have transformed the European Parliament from an ineffective institution to an assembly with significant powers, writes Dr Georgios Papanagnou. But he argues that there is much still to be done – and this should be an urgent priority for the European political class. There […]

Tagged With: democracy, elections, EU, European Commission, European Union, parliament

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