President, ESADE Center for Global Economy and Geopolitics, Barcelona-Madrid. Distinguished Fellow in Foreign Policy, Brookings Institution. Fisher Family Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School. Chairman, Aspen Institute España. Honorary President, Centre for Human Dialogue, Geneva. Member of the Board, International Crisis Group, European Council on Foreign Relations and Human Rights Watch. Senior Visiting Professor, London School of Economics. Honorary Degree, London School of Economics (2010).
During the European Union’s recent Bratislava summit, the first to take place without a British presence, several proposals to improve European security were made. Though some may argue o...
Con motivo de la cumbre de Bratislava, se han puesto sobre la mesa varias propuestas para avanzar en la política de seguridad europea. Al contrario de lo que algunos piensan, considero qu...
Los populismos, con sus autoproclamadas victorias sobre las élites, coinciden en señalar a la globalización como la causa de los problemas que sufren los ciudadanos. Sus discursos están e...
In many Western democracies, right-wing populists, energized by self-proclaimed victories over “establishment elites,” are doubling down on the claim that globalization lies at the root o...
When problems accumulate, as in Europe – where the failed coup in Turkey comes hard on the heels of the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union – attention is often focused ...
The European Union has a dangerous case of nostalgia. Not only is a yearning for the “good old days” – before the EU supposedly impinged on national sovereignty – fueling the rise of nati...
In three months, British citizens will have to decide whether or not to remain in the European Union. But they are not the only ones who must consider their political future. The upcoming...
Five years after the start of the so-called Arab Spring, the hope that initially characterized those revolutions has largely been dashed. In many cases, the revolutions have evolved into ...
