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The invisible workers
- Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
- 01/09/2020
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Mathis Hampel
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Not all that is trade glitters0
- International Trade, Op-ed
- 14/08/2018
The fifth round of negotiations between the EU and Indonesia on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement was held in Brussels in July 2018. Despite being at early stages, the negotiations prompted heated debate and strong opposition from international NGOs, as the Commission has poorly addressed major issues related to environmental and labour standards, as well as sustainable investment and development.
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No more waiting: Europe must ratify the Istanbul Convention1
- Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
- 15/04/2016
Council of Europe’s Istanbul Convention is the only binding mechanism in Europe on combating violence against women and domestic violence. Five years after the Convention was opened for signature, why have only 19 countries ratified it so far?
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New European border management – the human cost0
- Human Rights and Migration, Op-ed
- 19/12/2016
According to the speeches on the inauguration day of the newly re-shaped Frontex agency, it seems that the European Union has found the best antidote to the migration challenge so far: the novelty has been labelled a “milestone” in the history of border politics and solidarity between Member States. But Frontex’ new aims focus foremost on control and monitoring, whilst little is said about the asylum system and the refugees’ rights.
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Net neutrality: Is there a light at the end of the tunnel?0
- Digital Policy and Internet Governance, Op-ed
- 12/06/2015
“We need balance between users and service providers which ensures equal treatment and no discrimination”[1], insists one of the youngest European Parliament’s members, Eva Paunova, during the panel discussions on Net neutrality at the European Dialog on the Internet Governance (EuroDig 2015). This argument is not new for these debates that have been ongoing since the late 1990s[2]; however, something has changed.
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NATO Summit Outcome: Preventing a conflict or creating one?0
- International Relations and Global Affairs, Op-ed
- 12/07/2016
The 2016 NATO Summit held in Warsaw has now ended. As expected, one of the main topics on the agenda was NATOs strategic response to Russia, which included debates about tactical troop positioning and other deterrence measures. What the summit – at least publicly – did not address, is the reason for the standoff between NATO and Russia and how NATO plans to prevent it from escalating.
READ MOREMultikulturalizam i (dez)integracija : Osvrt na evropske rasprave o dometima multikulturalnog građanstva2
- Analysis
- 11/07/2012
Uvodna skica problema Multikulturalizam se danas, barem prema mišljenju sve brojnijih kritičara, nalazi na samrtnoj postelji, bez mnogo prijatelja koji će ga oplakivati. Premda se, na prvi pogled, može učiniti da se raspoloženje javnosti „preko noći” okrenulo protiv nekadašnjeg miljenika savremene političke teorije i evropskih javnih politika, važno je naglasiti da kritika multikulturnih ideja i
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