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Events | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. This page features all our recent and forthcoming events. Make sure you keep up to date with our high level conferences, lectures and workshops, by sending your details to europe@aston.ac.uk. The party is over for Respect, but George Galloway could find a home again in Labour, by Parveen Akhtar. August 24, 2016. Respect emerged in 2004 out of the anti-war movement. Galloway was a high profile figure and, within the space of just a few months, the party managed to win a quarte...
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Analysis | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. Welcome to our Analysis Page. This page will feature regular analysis, opinion and commentary on international affairs and domestic UK politics by Aston Centre for Europe staff. Why is Jeremy Corbyn stealing the show? Because he’s the only Labour candidate saying anything at all. July 25, 2015. Tom Lehrer, the American satirical lyricist, sang of the Spanish republican struggle against Franco: He may have won all the battles, but we had all the good songs . Corbyn’s rivals have m...
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natcopsey | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. All posts by natcopsey. Nat Copsey is Jean Monnet Professor of EU Politics and Co-Director of the Aston Centre for Europe. The Politics of Negotiating EU Withdrawal. February 20, 2015. Getting to Grips with Reform, Referendum and Brexit: Part VII. Negotiating British Withdrawal: the view from Brussels. Is likely to be overwhelming. 1 Under no circumstances will the EU conclude a deal with the United Kingdom that is, or could be interpreted as being, an improvement on existing mem...
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Helena Farrand-Carrapico | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. All posts by Helena Farrand-Carrapico. The party is over for Respect, but George Galloway could find a home again in Labour, by Parveen Akhtar. August 24, 2016. The following post was originally published on the site of The Conversation, on the 23rd of August 2016. For the original post, please visit: https:/ theconversation.com/the-party-is-over-for-respect-but-george-galloway-could-find-a-home-again-in-labour-64263. Respect emerged in 2004 out of the anti-war movement. Gall...
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The Legacy of Carmen Miranda | Languages at Liverpool
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Modern Languages and Cultures' blog. The Legacy of Carmen Miranda. Posted by Modern Languages & Cultures. Asymp; Comments Off on The Legacy of Carmen Miranda. Lisa Shaw published an article in. On Carmen Miranda’s legacy. 60 years after Miranda’s death, Shaw reflects on her clothes, style, career and that accent. And, of course, for an in-depth study, you can read more in Shaw’s book (click here for further details. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Study Languages at Liverpool. Enter your email address ...
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Why is Jeremy Corbyn stealing the show? Because he’s the only Labour candidate saying anything at all | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. Why is Jeremy Corbyn stealing the show? Because he’s the only Labour candidate saying anything at all. July 25, 2015. Tom Lehrer, the American satirical lyricist, sang of the Spanish republican struggle against Franco: He may have won all the battles, but we had all the good songs . Corbyn’s rivals have made it clear that they can already picture him at the dispatch box. All they are doing is enhancing his leadership status and diminishing their own even further. And he i...The s...
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Events | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. This page features all our recent and forthcoming events. Make sure you keep up to date with our high level conferences, lectures and workshops, by sending your details to europe@aston.ac.uk. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You must be logged in. To post a comment. Aston Centre for Europe. French at Aston University. Translation Studies at Aston. Making Sense of Europe. Aston Centre for Europe. Politics and International Relations at Aston. Studying Politics at Aston.
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Don’t care, don’t know? Young voters and the European Union, by Charlotte Marelli, Pauline Minaud and Helena Farrand-Carrapico | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. Don’t care, don’t know? Young voters and the European Union, by Charlotte Marelli, Pauline Minaud and Helena Farrand-Carrapico. April 19, 2015. February, the Aston Centre for Europe and InterLand, at Aston University, provided young voters with a platform to voice their concerns, as well as a thorough academic discussion on the young people practices of engagement/ disengagement with European affairs [1]. What determines young voters’ support for the EU. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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An ‘In-or-Out’ UK Referendum on EU Membership | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. An ‘In-or-Out’ UK Referendum on EU Membership. February 12, 2015. Getting to Grips with Reform, Referendum and Brexit: Part IV. Last week indicate that the Prime Minister is now looking at going for a referendum as soon as 2016, probably around 12 months after the General Election of May 2015. This week’s blogs look at the politics of Britain’s possible in-or-out EU referendum, beginning today with the case for a referendum. The Case for a Referendum. It’s reasonably priced and m...
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What are the UK’s Plans for EU Reform? | Aston Centre for Europe
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Aston Centre for Europe. What are the UK’s Plans for EU Reform? February 4, 2015. Getting to Grips with Reform, Referendum and Brexit Part II. What reforms might the British ask for? Tomorrow’s blog will test these technical assumptions by looking at the politics of the negotiations and how likely Britain’s reform agenda is to succeed. Getting to Grips with Reform, Referendum and Brexit. How Likely is Britain’s EU Reform Agenda to Succeed? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You must be logged in.
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