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The most fundamental rights: Queer refugees in the European Asylum System
Author: Alina Mehrens It’s the end of the pride month. So, […]
Making Papers Publishable – The Role of Research Designs
A little while ago, we spoke to Dr Nele Kortendiek about her […]
Is the European Court of Human Rights going too far in expanding the scope of certain rights under the Convention?
Guest author: Margarida Luciano Martins Introduction In this short paper I […]
You are not there for the research design, the research design is there for you.
Moving on in the research process, we talked to Nele Kortendiek from […]
Women Protesters in Belarus and Poland – the key to change?
Guest Author: Lara Brett Lara Brett is a MA student in Contemporary […]
“Be courageous, be brave, say what you think” – Interview on human rights work with Lanna Idriss
YJEA: We would like to start with your academic background. Could you […]
Making Polluters Pay – Policy Options for an Ambitious Reform of the European Emissions Trading System
Guest Author: Benedikt Heyl Benedikt Heyl is a climate activist with German […]
Rule of Law in the EU – Killing the Goose that lays the Golden Eggs
“Because other issues are more important than ethics, ethics is more important […]
“We are all just a footnote to Plato”
As our series on how to improve your research continues, we went […]
Future of Europe: Migration Policy – Aspirations vs. Reality
Starting into the Council Presidency, Germany declared that migration policy in the […]