The article focuses on developments in several Central and Eastern European constitutional orders and identifies two broad scholarly camps, ‘legalistic reinforcement’ and...

The author explains why media ownership concentration still matters in the digital age, summarising the relevant literature and the evolution of the European policy debate leading to Article 22...

This reflection paper demonstrates the complexity for Ukraine in the present context of fulfilling the EU accession criteria on the protection of persons belonging to minorities.

This report maps the variety of ways in which states regulate citizenship. It identifies the obstacles that individuals face in being recognised as citizens that arise from different and...

Why has the field of transitional justice failed to address one of the greatest injustices of human history: racism?

This paper analyses the causal effects of exposure to high-speed internet on socioemotional wellbeing in adolescence and youth.

This paper introduces ‘IRMIGRIGHT’ - the first bespoke database of social and labour rights of irregular migrants in twenty-eight European countries.

This Research Handbook offers a thorough, multidisciplinary analysis of the complex relationship between digital technologies, competition and market dynamics.

The author argues that space for EU social and labour market policy-making expanded over the past 20 years, as a result of policy learning and the (re-)legitimation of the European polity.