International
Opinion
The controversy over language in Catalan schools heats up
In this blog post, Jordi Argelaguet - Senior lecturer in Political Science, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona - examines the recent controversy over language use in schools in Catalonia.
Opinion
The territorial dimension of Kazakhstan’s protests
Kazakhstan’s nationwide protests have important territorial aspects regarding their origin, scale, presence of violence, and people’s demands.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s constitutional crisis: Is this time different?
By Dr Maja Sahadžić,
Opinion
Multilevel Politics, Climate and COP26
Guest post by Professor Elizabeth Bomberg, Professor of Environ
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Sovereignty and non-state territories in international football
Blog post by Ramesh Ganohariti, PhD researcher at Dublin City University
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Sovereignty-enhancing or sovereignty-constraining? Taking stock of 25 years of EU-membership for the Åland Islands
In a blog written for the CCC Summer School, Susann Simolin takes stock of whether the Åland Islands have maintained their autonomy after Finland joined the European Union.
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Pardons in Catalonia: dampening the flames of territorial conflict?
The territorial conflict in the Spanish region of Catalonia reached its peak in October 2017.
Opinion
Scotland’s Approach to Human Rights and Foreign Policy
As the dust settles on the Scottish elections, Kurt Mills, Andrea Birdsall and Naomi McAuliffe reflect on the manifesto co