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L’Unione europea può essere democratica? by Zielonka, Jan

“…It is well known that Ralf Dahrendorf raised concerns about the functioning of the European Union as a democratic institution. In his opinion, the most…”
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Normative power at war in Ukraine: A reply to Hans-Herbert Kögler by Zielonka, Jan

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Editorial: Myopic Governance by Zielonka, Jan

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From Revolution to 'Counter-Revolution': Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe 30 Years On by Zielonka, Jan, Rupnik, Jacques

“…The essay explains the origin, scope and forms of the anti-liberal surge taking place in Central and Eastern Europe. Why have voters across the region deserted…”
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Europe as a global actor: empire by example? by ZIELONKA, JAN

“…The European Union (EU) spreads its norms and extends its power in various parts of the world in a truly imperial fashion. This is because the EU tries to…”
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National Bonds, Foreign Policy and the Future of Europe by Zielonka, Jan

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The remaking of the EU's borders and the images of European architecture by Zielonka, Jan

“…The article argues that it is impossible to explain the series of existential crises confronting present-day Europe without reference to the changing nature of…”
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Europe's new civilizing missions: the EU's normative power discourse by Zielonka, Jan

“…This article focuses on two cases of the European Union (EU)'s efforts to promote its values and norms in its immediate neighbourhood, first in central and…”
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Introduction: The State of Democracy 20 Years on: Domestic and External Factors by Zielonka, Jan

“…The countries of East-Central Europe (ECE) embarked on a democratic transition in 1989 were proclaimed consolidated democracies when they joined the European…”
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Why illiberal politicians are winning by Zielonka, Jan

“…Populist politicians—a diverse bunch that include business tycoons, academics and even comedians—are winning elections in Europe and beyond. Jan Zielonka…”
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Empires and the Modern International System by Zielonka, Jan

“…In recent years several important books have argued that the United States of America, China, Russia and even the European Union "look, talk and walk" like…”
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The International System in Europe: Westphalian Anarchy or Medieval Chaos? by Zielonka, Jan

“…Outbursts of nationalism and partisan squabbles generated by the current economic and migration crisis in Europe suggest an unraveling of the integration…”
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Plurilateral Governance in the Enlarged European Union by ZIELONKA, JAN

“…This article examines the impact of the recent EU enlargement on European governance. Enlargement is treated as a kind of external shock to the existing…”
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ELUSIVE SOLIDARITY by Zielonka, Jan

“…[...]the EU has yet to develop an effective mechanism to manage the three distinct theaters-economic, political, and institutional-in which the European drama…”
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European Disintegration?: Elusive Solidarity by Zielonka, Jan

“…Europe’s economic crisis has been transformed into a crisis of democratic governance that could roll back five decades of integration. The European Union may…”
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America and Europe: two contrasting or parallel empires? by Zielonka, Jan

“…This article considers whether an imperial paradigm is useful in aiding our understanding of the European Union (EU) and US today. It argues that empires are…”
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Public Opinion and the Making of Foreign Policy in the “New Europe”: A Comparative Study of Poland and Ukraine. By Nathaniel Copsey. Post-Soviet Politics. Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2009. ix, 168 pp. Appendix. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Figures. $99.95, hard bound by Zielonka, Jan

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Introduction by Mancini, Paolo, Zielonka, Jan

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Introduction by Mancini, Paolo, Zielonka, Jan

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Introduction: the state of democracy 20 years on by Rupnik, Jacques, Zielonka, Jan

“…The countries of East-Central Europe (ECE) embarked on a democratic transition in 1989 were proclaimed consolidated democracies when they joined the European…”
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