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The book  includes more than 100 new studies in comparison with the former two editions and is considered by many as "the Bible" of women's studies.

This book helps us understand the key sticking points for Europe, as well as the issues less frequently addressed in mainstream media, but which are just as important for the future of the European project.

Welcome to issue 54 of the Think Tank Review with a Special Focus on US 45th President Donald Trump and the changes brought about in US policy one year after his inauguration. 

The author of this book, Michael Wolff, portrays what happened behind the scenes in the first nine months of the most controversial US presidency of our time.

A compilation of articles related to China included in the Think Tank Review since September 2016.

After being asked in class by one of his students what it meant to be a European, Giancarlo Vilella, reflected on the matter and in a journey through time up until the present, he tries to answer his student. His conclusions are summarized in the essay 'Being European'.

'The British political activist George Monbiot's book is comprised of 51 essays in which the author attempts to address an array of the modern world's problems, and also name and shame those he finds responsible for this "état des choses".'

"The author proposes an alternative vision of European co-operation and shows how the EU must re-invent itself if it is to survive. He argues that citizens should play a greater role in European decision-making."

'Outsiders are often fixted on the hijab, or the Islamic covering of women’s hair and body shape, as though this were the most salient aspect of Muslim women’s lives, when it was arguably among the more superficial. But the symbolic power of women’s dress was not a foreign invention, Zoepf felt.' ... 

'AI is an unprecedented technology which will affect society as a whole and we need individuals from diverse disciplines and backgrounds to join the discussion.'