Often denounced as the natural enemy of prosperity, protectionism lends itself to caricature. When taken seriously, however, it raises some interesting questions for free-trade orthodoxy.
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Often denounced as the natural enemy of prosperity, protectionism lends itself to caricature. When taken seriously, however, it raises some interesting questions for free-trade orthodoxy.
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The European Union is the scene of a major political confrontation between sovereigntists and advocates of a form of international governance. A situation which raises the central and delicate question of sovereignty in the age of globalization.
For our special report on communities, particularly national ones, French essayists Alexandre del Valle, geopolitologist, and Philippe Val, editorialist, cross swords on the idea of European sovereignty as promoted by Emmanuel Macron.
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Sovereignty is very much a part of media and political discourse, but it is rarely defined with any rigor. A recent publication fills this gap.
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Les bouquins du mardi - Diana-Alice Ramsauer «Privilege of our generation, hinge between two historical periods, one of domination, the other of independence». The fictional Une si longue lettre, by Mariama Bâ...
Le Regard Libre N°69 - Clément Guntern
When it embarked on the bilateral path in the early 2000s, Switzerland thought it had found a form of cohabitation with its European neighbor that would be profitable and adapted to Swiss particularities. From the outset, however, this path was in reality a political dead-end. It remains so today, and can be explained by a series of deep-rooted Swiss myths. To get out of this cul-de-sac, it is up to the Swiss people to finally have a European project. An act requiring courage and modesty, and one that would strengthen our national identity.
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Le Regard Libre N° 62 - Clément Guntern
For over twenty years, history seemed to have come to a standstill. States were trying to comply with international and supranational regulations that went against their very nature. But globalization has come and gone, and power is once again a necessity in a new world.
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Despite winning the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1955, Halldór Laxness remains unknown in Iceland. Yet he is considered Iceland's greatest modern writer.
Current Affairs Mondays - Diego Taboada The political situation in Spain has been in the news a lot in recent weeks. The two latest events are closely linked: the trial of the leaders of the...
Le Regard Libre N° 38 - Clément Guntern
The advance of ’far-right« parties in Europe, as witnessed recently in Hungary, is frightening many observers. Instead of stigmatizing these voters, isn't it time to take their demands seriously?
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