17 May 2019 The Robot Vote Has Brought Success for Nationalists Here's why globalization and automation have favored right wing parties, in an article by Italo Colantone
16 May 2019 Transparency Means Banks Won't Need to Be Saved The next challenges facing the Single Supervisory Mechanism, according to Brunella Bruno, Elena Carletti and Andrea Resti
15 May 2019 Human Rights Are Increasingly Important How the EU has used commercial agreements to promote respect for human rights, in a paper by Leonardo Borlini
14 May 2019 The Four Pillars of European Capitalism The forces upon which capitalism is based in the main EU markets, according to a study by France Amatori
13 May 2019 Electoral Results Explained Through Emotion Theory A study by Carlo Altomonte finds reasons for the protest vote in several European countries
07 May 2019 When Doctors and Nurses Can Disclose and Discuss Errors, Hospital Mortality Rates Decline An association between hospitals' openness and mortality rates has been demonstrated for the first time in a study among 137 acute trusts in England, published yesterday in the May issue of Health Affairs