On the necessity of inclusive patriotism

Patriotism is a phenomenon we have all encountered. For many, loving what one considers…

Of Brexit, Europe and the Politics of Closure

Five weeks ago I woke up and realized that

the British people had just voted to leave the European Union. Since then I sensed that new reality creeping into my everyday life. Squeezing in an overcrowded Tube coach, grabbing a…

Young people are speaking up. Are you sure to be listening?

Much Ado About Nothing: Thoughts on the ‘BurkiniGate’ (EN)

Upon writing an article about a subject as misused and manipulated — the BurkiniGate, so to speak — one must first remind the public of some facts: the burkini ban is in no way a national one, but rather a decision taken by less…

Politique et terrorisme : De la sémantique à la rhétorique, quels actes?

La sémantique et le danger des rhétoriques

Brazil’s Glorious Rise and the Abrupt Fall of its Left

Statement by Candidates of Board 2016–2017 regarding Election Results and Follow-up

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Official Graduates of Democracy Blog and Twitter Account.

Paris Agreement and the EU. Leading the pace no longer?

Ce Saint Que Je Ne Saurais Voir: Réflexions sur le «BurkiniGate» (FR)

Quand on se lance dans l’écriture d’un papier sur un sujet aussi instrumentalisé et dévoyé que celui du « BurkiniGate », l’on se doit d’abord de rappeler quelques faits : l’interdiction du burkini n’est pas…