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Monday, January 9 2012

The Duchess of Cambridge and the Rise of the Sloane Ranger

— Harry Mount (The Telegraph, 9 January 2012)
Filed in: Consumerism | Cultural Identity | European Studies | Geographies | Lifestyle

Tuesday, August 30 2011

All-TIME 100 Best Nonfiction Books

— TIME (TIME, 2011)
Filed in: American Studies | European Studies | General Culture | History | Humanities | Politics & Government

Wednesday, August 10 2011

The UK Riots: The Psychology of Looting

— Zoe Williams (The Guardian, 9 August 2011)
Filed in: Consumerism | European Studies | General Culture

Why Don’t We Love Our Intellectuals?

— John Naughton (The Observer, 8 May 2011)
Filed in: European Studies | General Culture | Theorists & Critics

Oh, Britannia, How You Have Changed

— Andrew Sullivan (The Sunday Times, 24 July 2011)
Filed in: European Studies | General Culture

How British Social History Is Written Through Our Cookbooks

— Felicity Cloake (New Statesman, 27 June 2011)
Filed in: European Studies | Food | History

Friday, May 6 2011

Heroes of the KGB: The Communist Bloc’s Spy Films

— Alex von Tunzelmann (The Guardian, 5 May 2011)
Filed in: European Studies | Film | History

Monday, May 2 2011

Lithuania’s Soviet Nostalgia: Back in the USSR

— Dan Hancox (The Guardian, 1 May 2011)
Filed in: European Studies | History

Tuesday, March 15 2011

Germany’s New Boom: Making Money by Making Stuff

— Larry Elliott (The Guardian, 14 March 2011)
Filed in: Business & Economics | European Studies

Monday, January 31 2011

Reggae: The Sound That Revolutionised Britain

— Neil Spencer (The Observer, 30 January 2011)
Filed in: European Studies | Music

Monday, November 8 2010

Beg, Steal, or Borrow: New Beats From Moscow
— Finn Cohen (Pitchfork, 8 November 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Music

Wednesday, September 8 2010

Europe Gets It Right
— Kurt Volker (Foreign Policy, 12 August 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government

Tuesday, August 17 2010

Music from the Mersey: The Story of Pop Music in Liverpool
— BBC (BBC, 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Music
In Their Own Words: British Novelists - Interviews with Remarkable Modern Writers
— BBC (BBC, 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Humanities | Literature

Wednesday, May 26 2010

Europe Is Sleepwalking to Decline. We Need a Churchill to Wake It Up
— Timothy Garton Ash (The Guardian, 19 May 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government

Tuesday, May 25 2010

Is This the End of the UK?
— David Runciman (London Review of Books, 27 May 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | Politics & Government

Monday, May 3 2010

Blackberry World Does Not Get iPhone World
— Paul Mason (BBC, 22 April 2010)
Filed in: Cyberculture & New Media | European Studies | Politics & Government

Thursday, April 8 2010

Misunderstood or Hateful? Oi!‘s Rise and Fall
— Alexis Petridis (The Guardian, 18 March 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Music

Thursday, March 25 2010

The Incredible Shrinking Europe
— Simon Robinson (Time, 8 March 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Politics & Government
Who Is a European?
— Timothy Garton Ash (Hoover Digest, 2009)
Filed in: Ethnicity & Race | European Studies

Friday, March 19 2010

Are French Films Just ... Better?
— Andrew O'Hehir (Salon, 16 March 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Film
Inspector Norse: Why Are Nordic Detective Novels So Successful?
— The Economist (The Economist, 11 March 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Literature

Tuesday, March 16 2010

Russia’s Evolution, Seen Through Golden Arches
— Andrew E. Kramer (The New York Times, 1 February 2010)
Filed in: Business & Economics | European Studies | Food

Wednesday, March 3 2010

An English Journey Re-imagined (video)
— Alex Healey and Michael Tait  (The Guardian, 3 March 2010)
Filed in: Cultural Identity | European Studies | Geographies | Literature

Wednesday, February 17 2010

I Met a Character from Dickens: The Demise of a London Street
— Roger Ebert (Chicago Sun-Times, 5 February 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Geographies

Tuesday, February 9 2010

Animal Farm; or, a Short and Somewhat Political History of Comics in Poland
— Tomasz Kołodziejczak (Words Without Borders, February 2010)
Filed in: Comics | European Studies

Sunday, February 7 2010

Who Won the Romanian Revolution?
— Alec Russell (Financial Times, 11 December 2009)
Filed in: European Studies | History | Politics & Government

Friday, January 29 2010

Repression’s Capital, Europe’s Canary
— James Hawes (Edinburgh Review, 21 January 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | History

Monday, January 11 2010

“Eastern Europe”: Wrongly Labelled
— The Economist (The Economist, 7 January 2010)
Filed in: European Studies | Geographies | Global Affairs | History

Saturday, November 14 2009

Post-Wall: Slavoj Žižek on the Fall of the Berlin Wall
— Slavoj Žižek (London Review of Books, 19 November 2009)
Filed in: European Studies | Global Affairs | History
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