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Not just a summary of European history but rather a way to understand "why the modern world emerged as it did.", according to the author.

Welcome to issue 51 of the Think Tank Review with a Special Focus on work-related issues in the EU in which you will find articles on various social matters of interest.

With a foreword by Prime Minister António Costa, this book seeks to address a number of fundamental issues and to explain the process that led to the creation of the current Portuguese government.

Academics from a diverse range of legal and political backgrounds and from a variety of EU member states explore the concept of the humaneness of EU law (statutory and judicial) and policy.

What is populism? What causes it? How should it be understood? This widely discussed book by the American journalist and author John B. Judis attempts to analyse the surge of American and European populism in recent years.

Frontex and Non-Refoulement. The International Responsibility of the EU, by Roberta Mungianu is now available at the Library. For this book, the author has analysed primary legal sources and specialised literature, and has also conducted semi-structured qualitative interviews with Frontex's staff at the Frontex headquarters.

We would like to present one of our new acquisitions, 'Gender and Peacebuilding' by Claire Duncanson who suggests to readers that her text could provide a useful parallel analysis to that in the recently published High-Level Review on the implementation of Resolution 1325.

A compilation of articles related to the EU and its energy policy included in the Think Tank Review since October 2016

There are new titles available on the Library shelves. Find out more through the list: it includes a link to the catalogue and a short abstract.