A guideline to Belarusian repressive methods. Dealing with structural roots of dissent

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The 2020 mass protests took place thanks to a vibrant private sector that produced a highly-skilled, well-paid urban class not tied to Lukashenka’s social contract. Lukashenka response can be seen partly in his Soviet upbringing and political career which produced a worldview not devoid of class-based categories. Thus, he attacked the means that sustain the […]

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The re-bordering phenomenon. How the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic affected cross-border cooperation in Europe?

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The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic which began in late 2019 and exploded worldwide in the first half of 2020, has impacted people’s daily lives and the functioning of most countries in many ways that still need to be investigated and understood. From viewpoint of European borders, it is important to notice the impact of the pandemic on

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“Mortal Danger” or “Unity in Adversity”? The Effects of Covid-19 on European Solidarity and Implications for the Future of Europe

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At the beginning of 2020, the European Union was forced to deal with an unprecedented health crisis which has impacted the whole world. No country was able to escape the disastrous economic and human consequences caused by the coronavirus pandemic. This pandemic has undoubtedly been one of the biggest challenges for the EU since its

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Do the Eastern European Member States Represent Their Interests in Brussels Enough? A Closer Look at Lobbying in the Visegrad Group

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As the severe consequences of the coronavirus crisis are about to hit the European economy, the internal competition between various interest groups is undoubtedly heating up. The visions of European solidarity and national interests once again are clashing, with sentiments and dilemmas remaining even more acute.[1] While the EU will be recovering from the crisis,

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