Angelos Chryssogelos

Angelos Chryssogelos is Jean Monnet Fellow at the Schuman Centre of the European University Institute and lecturer in politics at the School of Social Sciences of London Metropolitan University.

Liberal sovereigntism, new nationalism and the illusion of choice

Joe Biden is not alone in exhibiting a contradictory foreign policy model of outward liberal discourse and my-country-first actions

By Angelos Chryssogelos

/ 26 May 2021

Liberal sovereigntism, new nationalism and the illusion of choice

Germany’s impending ‘Brexit’ moment

Like their British and American counterparts, German elites are blind to the grievances created domestically by Germany’s course towards European hegemony.

By Angelos Chryssogelos

/ 24 Feb 2020

Populism matters beyond just Europe and the US. Here’s why

Our key finding is that the international structure and the regional context are decisive in determining the exact content of populist ruptures around the world.

By Angelos Chryssogelos and Vedi Hadiz

/ 20 Nov 2017

Between mutation and marginalisation: the impending crisis of the centre-right in western democracies

The centre-right as a coherent set of principles is in serious danger of marginalization as political competition in western democracies realigns between closure and openness to the outside world.

By Angelos Chryssogelos

/ 2 May 2017

Between mutation and marginalisation: the impending crisis of the centre-right in western democracies

The centre-right as a coherent set of principles is in serious danger of marginalization as political competition in western democracies realigns between closure and openness to the outside world.

By Angelos Chryssogelos

/ 2 May 2017