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Publication of the inaugural European Graduate Fellows Conference Journal

The European Studies Council at the MacMillan Center is pleased to announce the publication of the journal of conference proceedings from its inaugural European Studies Graduate Fellows Conference, “Europe In Flux.” The conference brought together young scholars from across the globe to...

European Commission estimates of the drop in GDP in 2020.

After second quarter free fall, EU and U.S. economies need fiscal stimulus—now

Last Thursday, commentators and analysts alike were startled when the Bureau of Economic Analysis of the U.S. Department of Commerce announced that the Gross Domestic Product, after dropping by 1.3 percent in the first quarter, had dropped by 9.5 percent in the second quarter, which meant it had...

Medicare Expansion Needs to Start Young

The following commentary written by Ian Shapiro, Sterling Professor of Political Science, and Michael Graetz, Professor of Law Emeritus, appeared in the July 27 of Medium:

There is a realistic and...

David Frost and Michel Barnier at the start of the UK-EU negotiation, Brussels, March 2020.

Some progress in EU-UK talks, but still big differences on two key issues

Mindful that the clock continues to tick, second by second, toward midnight on Dec. 31, when the UK will leave the EU’s Single Market and Customs Union, with or without an agreement in regard to their future relationship, and mindful also of the very limited progress in the negotiation of an...

In times of pandemic, PDS shops should provide rations to all

India should not allow one emergency — the pandemic — to turn into another. Food security problems are not abating and there are clear steps that should be taken before it is too late. The following article written by Rohini Pande...
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