This article advances the discussion on how threat perceptions regarding immigration shape political opinions and voting behaviour.

This paper explores the historical origins and contemporary consequences of matrilineality in Sub-Saharan Africa. 

This article examines the relationship between vaccination strategies and country-level factors, arguing for the key role of democracy as a key predictor.

The book examines how EU institutions and national governments shaped the development of emergency financial instruments across these three crises.

This book seeks to identify key research gaps and shape a forward-looking research agenda to support the creation of a single digital market in Africa.

This article focuses on how the European Union (EU) governs light pollution caused by artificial lighting at night (ALAN).

This volume, authored by a diverse group of scholars and experts, provides a multidisciplinary analysis of disinformation and strategies for tackling it.

The authors investigate who is held responsible when international organisations (IOs) fall short of public expectations, and under which circumstances.

This article investigates the crucial role to be played by the EU will play in mounting a 'whole of society' response to the geopolitical challenges faced by Europe.