Indignant no More?
By Nikos Papakostas and Georgina Papada
Inter Alia Occasional Papers 2 & 3
Effective civic participation means being able to shape decisions that affect our lives. This ability, however, is not given: it has to be built, then translated into action. Heart Point of Civic Intervention is the space where collective needs, concerns and demands are articulated and voiced in public. It is a cross-border activism and organising hub where public actions and campaigns on heart-felt issues are designed and collective capacities, as well as individual skills, are developed and tried out.
By Nikos Papakostas and Georgina Papada
Inter Alia Occasional Papers 2 & 3
Inter Alia welcomes Croatia to the EU with a brief analysis
by Boyka Boneva
In fact, I didn’t even leave the house on Election Day! Therefore, I am in no way responsible for the mess you created and I have every right to complain! George Carlin, American comedian (1937-2008) The first election for European Parliament representatives since the EU entered the current multilevel crisis and the Lisbon Treaty was ratified, is upon us….
Nikos Papakostas, head of Inter Alia research and analysis, published a follow up to the Bulgarian election on the recent issue of Foreign Affairs, the Hellenic Edition. The article that is titled “Bulgaria: the Inglorious Election – A Promising Political Stalemate” analyzed the messages of the election and concluded that the current political stalemate can function as an awakening…
Discussion on European Developments & the Recent Bulgarian Elections
Jürgen Habermas lecture in the University of Leuven
Read More The gap between citizens and policy has never been wider
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