De Europese Parlementsverkiezingen staan voor de deur. Catherine de Vries (@CatherineDVries), hoogleraar Politiek Gedrag in Europa aan de VU, komt vertellen over haar nieuwe boek in wording over politieke entrepeneurs (1:30), Hans Brusselsmans en euroscepsis op links (9:54), het effect van Brexit op de houdingen van burgers in de overige EU-lidstaten (17:27), wat burgers willen […]
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Stuk Rood Vlees Podcast, episode 24 – Brexit therapy season finale with Rob Ford
Our Senior Brexit Correspondent Rob Ford (Professor of Political Science at the University of Manchester, @RobFordMancs) returns for the finale of our first season of Brexit therapy. We answer questions from our listeners and then we engage in a bit of Game of Thrones banter (49:55). Please beware of spoilers if you haven’t caught up […]
Stuk Rood Vlees Podcast, episode 22 – Rob Ford joins us for more Brexit therapy
Our Senior Brexit Correspondent Rob Ford (Professor of Political Science at the University of Manchester, @RobFordMancs) is back for some more Brexit therapy! As always, we recap the past week and then move on to what lies ahead. Please feel free to check out our first episode together where Rob and I talk about the […]
Stuk Rood Vlees Podcast, episode 20: Preparing for the Brexit endgame with Rob Ford
Our Senior Brexit Correspondent Rob Ford (Professor of Political Science at the University of Manchester, @RobFordMancs) yet again helps us to make sense of Brexit. We’ll be recapping one of the most action-packed Brexit weeks to date and then look ahead to the upcoming week. Please feel free to check out our first episode together […]
Stuk Rood Vlees Podcast, episode 18: Brexit therapy with Rob Ford
Our Senior Brexit Correspondent Rob Ford (Professor of Political Science at the University of Manchester, @RobFordMancs) talks us through yet another eventful week in Brexitland. The endgame might actually be in sight… Please check out previous episodes where Rob and I talk about the origins of Brexit and the second time May’s withdrawal agreement was […]