#EISAPEC18 – Call for Sections – A New Hope: Back to the Future of IR
New Perspectives is Delighted to share this advance information about the #EISAPEC18 conference, co-hosted by our publisher the IIR Prague, which will appear on EISA’s website when it is updated. EISA 12th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, Prague A New Hope: Back to…
ONLINE FIRST – FORUM: Peter Sloterdijk’s ‘Pseudonymous Politics’
We are delighted to publish a forum of responses to the original essay by world-famous philosopher Peter Sloterdijk that we recently published in New Perspectives. The FORUM is available for FREE download here The Original Essay is available for FREE download here The essay was…
Online First – Forum: When One Religious Extremism Unmasks Another
Featuring: Tim Kreiger & Malte Dold, Josef Hien, Charlotte Heath-Kelly, Emmanuel-Pierre Guittet, Filipe dos Reis, Ben Kamis & Johan van der Walt. Download the forum here Download the original article here (password: 1_IIR_NewPerspectives_4_2016) In New Perspectives vol. 24 (1), 2016, we published…
Hard Lessons from the Manchester attack
Our Editor-in-Chief, Benjamin Tallis, comes from #Manchester and has combined personal reflections on the tragic attacks in the city with his professional expertise in security studies and understanding political violence in recent days. “It was tough waking up to the terrible news…
Russia – Alone at the Table?
IMEMO, Russian Academy of Sciences ‘Russia & The World’ 2017 Forecast. Download the full IMEMO forecast here. Editor’s Introduction Benjamin Tallis, Editor-in-Chief, New Perspectives For the third successive year, New Perspectives is delighted to publish, exclusively in English, the annual ‘Russia…
Italy: An Oracle on Populism for CEE
by Donatella Bonansinga The current populist turn in Central and Eastern Europe might seem surprising or puzzling to some. The Visegrad Group (V4), born to further the European integration of Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, is now acting as an…
Martin Kuta on Party Politics Triumph over Substantive Scrutiny and Principled Policy: Examining Czech MPs’ Voting Behaviour in Regard to EU Affairs
This articles uncovers the interworking’s of voting behavior and the methodology behind why certain voting patterns emerge. The article dissects the role of domestic party interests in Czech political parties, and concludes that these interests undermine the formal oversight of EU…
Pelin Ayan Musil on Czech Public Opinion on Turkey’s Accession to the EU
The recent debates on migration in the Czech Republic have opened up allegations of Islamophobia. Although the context is new, this is not a new issue in the Czech society. This article provides a valuable analysis of the foundations of public…
The Epic Journey to Liberland: A documentary
By Ondřej Šálek In April 2015, Vít Jedlička declared a free (micro) state on the borders of Serbia and Croatia, which he called Liberland. For some Czechs, this peculiar entity represents hope of a decent life without the burden of…
The Desert of the Real
Originally Published by Visegrad Insight By Benjamin Cunningham Though it almost never seems that way, Europeans actually feel quite good about the European Union. There were only two member states (Cyprus and Austria) where a plurality of people had a…
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