The ESAANZ Blog Series is a weekly blog on European Studies submitted by the ESAANZ members and community . Started in July 2020, this initiative aims to further ESAANZ goals on contributing to a discussion of European studies in Australia, while also offering an opportunity for members, be they early career researchers or established academics to promote their ideas for discussion.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this blog are solely those of the author and not those of ESAANZ. ESAANZ reviews all blogs submitted for publication but will only censor information of a particularly sensitive nature.
ESAANZ welcomes contributions from its community, with articles accepted from a wide array of topics, including education, politics, the environment, business and more so long as there is some relationship to Europe or European Studies. If you are interested please send an email to brad.davision@rmit.edu.au and we will be in contact with you soon.
Volume 2, Issue 4: Stefano Riela - Stability and Growth Pact after COVID-19: back to the origin?
Volume 3, Issue 5: Hang Nguyen - Sustainable Development in the EU-Vietnam FTA
Volume 2, Issue 6: Stefano Riela - Biden makes EU members talk, once again, about tax coordination
Volume 1, Issue 1: Remy Davison - The EU Recovery Fund: Negotiation and Contention among EU Members
Volume 1, Issue 2: Gosia Klatt - Polish Presidential Election (Od dylematu do kaca moralnego – wybory na Prezydenta RP za granicą) - In Polish
Volume 1, Issue 3: Robert Mezyk - The European Union, Poland and authoritarianism
Volume 1, Issue 4: Bruno Mascitelli - Italy and the European Union: A rollercoaster journey? – A book summary
Volume 1, Issue 5: Nina Markovic - Western Balkans during COVID-19 pandemic: how a waltz between Brussels and Beijing is turning into a Dragon dance
Volume 1, Issue 6: Marco Brunazzo - Italy, the EU, and COVID - 19 (L’Italia, l’UE e il COVID-19) - In Italian
Volume 1, Issue 7: Anastasiya Byesyedina - Ukraine: where fallen statues become resurrected as Darth Vader
Volume 1, Issue 8: Maren Klein - Nach dem Lockdown ist vor dem Lockdown (After lockdown is before lockdown)
Volume 1, Issue 9: Ben Wellings - Brexit Negotiations and European Disintegration
Volume 1, Issue 10: Danica Jenkins - Things fall apart, the centre cannot hold: Alexei Navalny’s civic revolution and the unrest in Belarus
Volume 1, Issue 11: Elena Govor - Belarus: regaining national identity
Volume 2, Issue 1: Serena Kelly and Adam Griffin - GIs and Leaks: An update on the EU-NZ FTA negotiations
Volume 2, Issue 2: Marco Brunazzo - E’ sempre colpa dell’UE! Forse no (It is always the fault of the EU! Maybe not) (In Italian)
Volume 2, Issue 3: Matthew Coote - Brakujący. What Has Happened to Poland’s Social Democrats?
