Blog Post (100)
5041.
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The 2018 PhDnet Survey: Drawing Conclusions. (2019)
5042.
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Expect the New Italian Government to Be as Short-Lived as the Last One: Here’s Why. (2019)
5043.
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The Euro Is Not Without Alternative. (2019)
5044.
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The European Union Is a Liberal Empire, and it Is About to Fall. (2019)
5045.
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Klage gegen die Entsenderichtlinie vor dem Europäischen Gerichtshof: Um was es geht. (2018)
5046.
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Promises and Lost Illusions of the Political Homeownership Dream. (2018)
5047.
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Euro, quanta ipocrisia: La prima a tradire la moneta unica è stata proprio la Germania. (2018)
5048.
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Germany Is Quietly Rebalancing Its Economy – But This Will Not Fix the Eurozone’s Flaws. (2018)
5049.
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Has Immigration Really Led to an Increase in Crime in Italy? (2018)
5050.
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Legal Rights Are Not All Right: When Morality and the Law Collide. (2018)
5051.
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Regime Shopping unter dem Schutz des Europarechts: Das Polbud-Urteil des Europäischen Gerichtshofs. (2018)
5052.
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Angriff auf die Mitbestimmung abgewehrt – aber das Problem bleibt: Zum Erzberger-Urteil des Europäischen Gerichtshofs. (2017)
5053.
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Economists Are Like the Rest of Us: Their Views on Controversies Line Up with Their Ideologies. (2016)
5054.
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Wildlife Crime: Why Do Local Communities Poach? (2016)
5055.
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The IMF and Global Exchange Rates: Dissensus in Washington. (2016)
5056.
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How Religious Leaders May Influence Climate Change Regulation: The Success of the Papal Encyclical Laudato Sii. (2015)
5057.
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Plus de finance, plus d’inégalités! (2015)
5058.
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Steeds sterker worden armen gestigmatiseerd. (2015)
5059.
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Matteo Renzi Must Work with Italian Trade Unions rather than against Them If He Is Serious about Reforming Italy’s Labour Market. (2014)
5060.
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Why Pension Funds Go to Risky Investments. (2014)