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(Un)learning ‘Europe’ as Decolonial Practice” – second part

(Un)learning ‘Europe’ as Decolonial Practice” – second part

N° 91, 2026/1 - pages
Pages 6 to 11

(Un)learning ‘Europe’ as Decolonial Practice

By Alvaro Oleart, Margriet van der Waal, Astrid Van Weyenberg
Pages 12 to 38

Another Europe Was Thinkable: Unearthing and Unmasking Early EU integration theories

By Jan Orbie
Pages 40 to 65

From borders management to the narrative of Europe as solidarity center

By Sophie Djigo
Pages 66 to 97

(Method)ology in Decolonial Thinking and Praxis: Revisiting Paradigms in European Studies

By Szilvia Nagy, Taraf Abu Hamdan
Pages 126 to 154

The Legacy of Colonial Racism in European Union Migration Law: Problematising Migrants’ Legal Status

By Janine Silga
Pages 156 to 183

Partisan Anatomy of the European Parliament (1). Methodological Note for the Study of National Parties in a Transnational Setting

By Francisco Roa Bastos
Pages 186 to 193

Antoine Bailleux, Elsa Bernard, Sophie Jacquot et Quentin Landenne (dir.) (2023), Les Récits judiciaires de l’Europe. III, Diffusion, réception et coproduction, Bruxelles, Bruylant (Idées d’Europe), 253 pages.

By Julien Barroche

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