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Antonis Galanopoulos (1989) is from Greece and holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Political Theory and Philosophy.
Published on 14. September 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

A Dual Struggle for the Present and Future of Europe

Published on 14. September 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

A Dual Struggle for the Present and Future of Europe

Back in 2013, in his provocative article ‘The Latin Empire should strike back’, Giorgio Agamben revived the idea of a union of southern European countries, a proposal first launched by another philosopher, Alexandre Kojève. During the ongoing economic crisis, we have read and heard many times about the north-south divide within the European Union or […]

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Published on 01. September 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

As the Austrian Nightmare Continues: Dark Clouds over Europe

Published on 01. September 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

As the Austrian Nightmare Continues: Dark Clouds over Europe

The election of the Green candidate Alexander Van der Bellen as president of Austria in the second round of the presidential elections on 23 May caused a sigh of relief across Europe.  But while the election of an extreme right-wing president seemed to be prevented his extremely narrow defeat – by only 30.000 votes – […]

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Published on 14. June 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

Brexit and the Change from Within

Published on 14. June 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

Brexit and the Change from Within

On 23 June the citizens of the United Kingdom will have to decide if they want to remain part of the European Union or rather, after the deal that British Prime Minister Cameron negotiated a few months ago, if they want to remain part of the European Union under a special status. This deal implies […]

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Published on 26. February 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

It is Our Duty to Help the Refugees

Published on 26. February 2016 by Antonis Galanopoulos

It is Our Duty to Help the Refugees

These days it is not easy to write an article about the refugee issue since the conditions change every day. Still, in my view we can identify three main tendencies, which have surfaced recently: 1) the return of borders· the re-introduction of border controls and even the construction of walls and fences, 2) a shift […]

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  • Antonis Galanopoulos on A Dual Struggle for the Present and Future of Europe:Good point. Actually, I don't have an answer. I agree that in national level, mostly for electoral purposes, it would…
  • James Bartholomeusz on A Dual Struggle for the Present and Future of Europe:I agree, Antonis - this is a step in the right direction for European progressives, especially at a time when…
  • Francis Noel-Hudson on TTIP and CETA – Myths Debunked:What on earth do you mean by the US 'scientific principal' in connection with protection of human and environmental health…
  • Lenny Jackson on Queerness and the Gay-Friendly Right Wing in Europe:Yes, keep voting left until you get thrown off a roof by a Muslim.
  • Chun Jiuqien on A Pivotal Weekend in Britain’s EU Referendum Campaign?:pdf版(*^ヮ゚)σ:http://www.geocities.co.jp/WallStreet/7659//sjp/statements/sjp20160623.html THE CATHOLIC ENEMY ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ United Kingdom must never independent from European Union! Isn't the true enemy of United Kingdom…
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