Reviewed by Giulia Giamboni
The book argues that Venetian foundational myths played an important role in forming and informing new civic cults.
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Reviewed by Emily Steinhauer
Renaud’s carefully crafted thesis of a repeating life cycle of neoleftist movements naturally brings him to the present moment.
Reviewed by Elizabeth B. Jones
Applebaum describes the cycles of violence unleashed by Soviet authorities against Ukrainians and how lessons learned in the early 1920s were refined and amplified a decade later.
An Introduction to our special feature, Business in Politics and Society. Since the turn of the century, there has been a strong resurgence of scholarly interest in the role of business in European politics and society. After a period in which the study of business had been pushed to the margins in many disciplines, the role of individual firms and business groups as economic, political, and social actors has once more become a matter
By Christakis Georgiou
The drive to create the single currency in the late 1980s and 1990s is usually linked to the drive to complete the single market.
By Gabor Scheiring
While economic nationalism serves to pacify and incorporate national capitalists, populism works as a legitimation strategy.
By Niels Selling
This article proposes that companies are more likely to weigh in on morality issues in America…
By Beverly Barrett
In recent years, a global democratic backslide, as well as the actions of Russia in Ukraine, have shined a spotlight on national governance in Europe.
