Add to ORKGKatya Ivanova is a doctoral candidate in the LSE European Institute. She is interested in international norms and domestic change, minority rights, discrimination and the Roma minority
Everything as expected: after March’s landslide victory of the Progressive Party, Aleksandar Vučić h...
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Nicolette Stickland studied the MSc Human Rights in 2012-2013. Before that she studied BA History an...
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The results of the European Parliament elections will have been closely watched in the Western Balka...
Paul Corthorn, Lecturer in Modern British History at Queen’s University Belfast and an Associate of ...
Bronwen Manby is an independent consultant and Visiting Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Human ...
Everything as expected: after March’s landslide victory of the Progressive Party, Aleksandar Vučić h...
By Professor Saad N Jawad Senior Research Fellow at the Middle East Centre, LSE & Dr Sawsan I al-Ass...
‘Serbia certainly holds a position that few other states in Europe can match: it is a country that i...
Nicolette Stickland studied the MSc Human Rights in 2012-2013. Before that she studied BA History an...
On 2 February 2012 the LSE’s European Foreign Policy Unit hosted the fourth of ten roundtables on ‘E...
Bernard Keenan is a PhD student in the LSE Law department and former immigration solicitor. He is re...
By Marta Iniguez de Heredia, a PhD candidate in the Department of International Relations. She was a...
This post is the second of four articles to be published as part of this week’s intensive series on ...
By Spyros Katsoulas, Research Associate at the Institute of International Relations of Panteion Univ...
“Voting is by number, and it will always harm the interests of a minority. A protest is disruptive a...
Ethan Geringer-Sameth is a student in the MSc Human Rights Programme at LSE and an alumnus of the Af...
Philip Belau is a current MSc Human Rights student at LSE and president of the Human Rights Student ...
The results of the European Parliament elections will have been closely watched in the Western Balka...
Paul Corthorn, Lecturer in Modern British History at Queen’s University Belfast and an Associate of ...
Bronwen Manby is an independent consultant and Visiting Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Human ...
Everything as expected: after March’s landslide victory of the Progressive Party, Aleksandar Vučić h...
By Professor Saad N Jawad Senior Research Fellow at the Middle East Centre, LSE & Dr Sawsan I al-Ass...
‘Serbia certainly holds a position that few other states in Europe can match: it is a country that i...