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November 17: youth uprisings in Greece then and now

This authoritarian vision starts with education, an education promoted by the Minister of Education Niki Kerameos, based on religiosity, nationalism and hatred towards anyone different.

By Marina Prentoulis

/ 18 Nov 2019

November 17: youth uprisings in Greece then and now

Populism, popularity and political leadership

Is a stance against the political, economic and cultural ‘elites’ a sufficient condition for populism?

By Marina Prentoulis

/ 14 Feb 2017

Populism, popularity and political leadership

Is a stance against the political, economic and cultural ‘elites’ a sufficient condition for populism?

By Marina Prentoulis

/ 14 Feb 2017

Brexit Britain: what went wrong and what next? Panel 2

A discussion on why Britain voted for Brexit and what radical remainers should do now. (Video, 70 mins).

By Marina Prentoulis, Srećko Horvat, Ella Vine and Antonio Rovira

/ 13 Oct 2016

Brexit Britain: what went wrong and what next? Panel 2

A discussion on why Britain voted for Brexit and what radical remainers should do now. (Video, 70 mins).

By Marina Prentoulis, Srećko Horvat, Ella Vine and Antonio Rovira

/ 13 Oct 2016

Talk Real London: "Exit Europe?"

Looking at the upcoming EU referendum in the UK, we ask: beyond the conservative in/out options dominating the headlines, what debate should we be having about Europe? (1 hour).

By Ulrike Guerot, Niccoló Milanese, Marina Prentoulis, Federico Campagna and James Schneider

/ 19 Mar 2016

Talk Real London: "Exit Europe?"

Looking at the upcoming EU referendum in the UK, we ask: beyond the conservative in/out options dominating the headlines, what debate should we be having about Europe? (1 hour).

By Ulrike Guerot, Niccoló Milanese, Marina Prentoulis, Federico Campagna and James Schneider

/ 19 Mar 2016

After Syriza: What’s next for Spain?

Although Podemos are unlikely to win an outright majority in the general election, they have galvanised the opposition to the conservative government, while simultaneously challenging the parties of the old left.

By Lasse Thomassen and Marina Prentoulis

/ 29 Mar 2015

After Syriza: What’s next for Spain?

Although Podemos are unlikely to win an outright majority in the general election, they have galvanised the opposition to the conservative government, while simultaneously challenging the parties of the old left.

By Lasse Thomassen and Marina Prentoulis

/ 29 Mar 2015

The winds are changing: a new left populism for Europe

The unprecedented presence of international media, solidarity delegations and representatives of socialist and leftish parties in Athens signalled that Syriza’s triumph was something more than just another electoral victory.

By Lasse Thomassen and Marina Prentoulis

/ 27 Jan 2015

The winds are changing: a new left populism for Europe

The unprecedented presence of international media, solidarity delegations and representatives of socialist and leftish parties in Athens signalled that Syriza’s triumph was something more than just another electoral victory.

By Lasse Thomassen and Marina Prentoulis

/ 27 Jan 2015

The legacy of the indignados

Much has been written about the indignados, what was new about them and what is, or will be, their legacy. It is time to acknowledge that the indignados have redefined how – and where! – we engage in politics.

By Lasse Thomassen and Marina Prentoulis

/ 13 Aug 2013