Abraham Lincoln: A History (Volume 1) by HAY, John

Liberal overreach: did liberalism go too far? by Martens Centre

The conservative human rights revolution - A chat with Marco Duranti by Martens Centre

Defence Dialogue with Carl Bildt by Niklas Nováky by Martens Centre

NET@WORK 2018 took place on April 26, 2018 and we decided to make a wrap-up podcast which reflects on the organisation of the event, communication and most importantly, content of the panels. The podcast is a summary of the main takeaways that experts, politicians and stakeholders from different EU countries offered in our panel debates, which were hosted by 12 different national think-tanks of our network. On logistics side, we have Gavin Synnott from the Project Team, for content, researcher Dimitar Lilkov, on the communications aspect, Marina Bulatovi?. The discussion was moderated by Anna van Oeveren, Communications and marketing officer.

Christian politics and Christian democracy: what's left? by Martens Centre

Defence Dialogue with Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges by Niklas Nováky by Martens Centre

Defence Dialogue with Prof. Jolyon Howorth by Niklas Novaky by Martens Centre

The role of women in European civilisation by Martens Centre

Is capitalism immoral? Four myths busted by Martens Centre

Crisis in Catalonia: the rise of the Europe of regions? by Martens Centre

In this first-ever episode of Defence Dialogue, Niklas Nováky discusses the future of European defence with European Commission Vice-President for Jobs, Growth, Investment and Competitiveness Jyrki Katainen. Vice-President Katainen has spoken actively in favour of increasing security and defence cooperation in the EU. The discussion ranges from the reason behind Vice-President Katainen’s strong personal interest in European defence to his thoughts on what the possible creation of a European Security and Defence Union would mean in practice for the safety and security of European citizens.

Europe Out Loud, Episode 2: The European project: leap forward or restoration?

Islamism: A Western Political Ideology? by Martens Centre