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Dimitry Kochenov: Why we shall abolish citizenship

402

Grabowska-Moroz: The escalation of Poland’s Rule of Law crisis

403

Emily Greble: European History via the Experience of Muslims

404

Tamas Dombos: Linking sexual diversity to otherness is an old phenomenon

405

Julie Smith: Brexit negotiations have been damaging for both sides

406

Emily Levine on the Hard Compromises behind Academic Innovation

407

Geert Mak: The Price of Optimism

408

Democracy’s Least Appreciated Strength Is Its Ability to Reform Itself - Dean Starkman on The Pandora Papers

409

Gábor Tóka: Márki-Zay would be a Never Trump Republican in America

410

Zsolt Enyedi: Is it still possible to win an election in Hungary, if you’re not Viktor Orban?

411

Lea Ypi: Ideas of freedom across a historical rupture

412

History as Democracy: Interview with Laszlo Kontler

413

The Chancellor. Ferenc Laczo in conversation with Kati Marton about Angela Merkel

414

Thinking Like Hannah Arendt

415

Annie Ernaux and History

416

Sajó: Ruling by Cheating?

417

Madariaga: Neoliberalism is not a solution for democracy

418

Wilkinson: An Authoritarian Liberal Europe?

419

Carlo Invernizzi Accetti on Christian democracy that can counter right-wing populism

420

Krygier: Institutionalizing and Deinstitutionalizing the Rule of Law

421

Karolewski: Will the EU survive the rise of democratorships within?

422

Jonathan Holslag on World Politics Since 1989

423

LaTosha Brown: Culture will eat strategy for breakfast

424

Laurent Pech about Poland and the Court of Justice of the EU

425

Talisse: To Be a Democratic Citizen

426

Konrad Jarausch on Realistic Progress

427

Samuel Moyn on the US’ Attempt to Humanise its Imperial Burden

428

Rising Inequality in Egalitarian Societies: Revisiting the Post-Communist Transition with Mitchell Orenstein

429

Contesting German Memory Culture. A Conversation with Jennifer Evans on the Catechism Debate

430

Siegelberg: Statelessness and the Global Political Order

431

Corrective power of the populists

432

What Are the Sources of Democratic Legitimacy? Till van Rahden on Democracy as a Way of Life

433

How the US decided to lead the world. Stephen Wertheim on the transformation of American internationalism

434

“I Won’t Remain Silent”: Interview on Human Rights Activism in Hungary

435

Populism and Antipopulism: Beyond the Post-1989 Paradigm

436

Rule of Law is not like IKEA furniture

437

"The Future Cannot be Stopped"

438

Conway on Western European democracy in the postwar decades

439

Lawrence and Laybourn-Langton: Remaking politics in response to the assault on the natural world

440

Bickerton on the new logic of democratic politics

441

Citizens as Masters of the EU Treaties

442

Halmai: It’s not only about the rule of law: Poland and Hungary in the EU

443

Ernst Fraenkel - a Jewish lawyer who resisted the Nazis

444

Stasavage: Democracy requires continuous effort

445

Finchelstein: From Fascism to Populism and Back Again?

446

Vaccination passports - the way to go?

447

Crouch: Situation in Myanmar after the coup

448

Academic Freedom and the Rule of Law

449

Zeller: Demobilising Far-Right Demonstration Campaigns: Kamikaze Activism

450

Adding Bite to the Member States' Rule of Law Bark?

451

Bard: Rule of Law Conditionality: The Sharpest New Tool in the Box?

452

Steinmetz-Jenkins: Liberalism(s) reinvigorated?

453

Samuel Moyn on American democracy after Trump

454

Alberto Alemanno on the Conference on the Future of Europe