by Dr Alan Hick Dr Hick is a Board Member of New Europeans International and a former senior official at the European Economic and Social Committee In the spring of […]
The First European Elections 1979 – my rainy baptism of fire! | Federal Trust Read More »
Devolution at national level acknowledges that today’s UK is a construct of formerly discrete entities whose diverse histories and identities are enduringly recognised at an institutional level. Decentralisation within England,
by Dr Alan Hick Dr Hick is a Board Member of New Europeans International and a former senior official at the European Economic and Social Committee In the spring of
The First European Elections 1979 – my rainy baptism of fire! | Federal Trust Read More »
At an event to analyse the implications of the Brexit vote and try to predict what comes next. One question from the audience – what was the biggest lie told
Organised by the Federal Trust and the Global Policy Institute 23rd October 2015 12 pm – 2 pm (Sandwich lunch at 12 pm, talk to start at 12.30 pm) London
Federalism and Progressive Politics (23 October 2015) Read More »
There has been a flurry of criticism lately of Interpol, the body that coordinates international police work, for allowing itself to be used for political purposes. Members of Interpol include
Interpol or Europol? Read More »
The answer to the question in the title of this talk is of course, yes, the time is right, but I think you would like to hear a little more
Is the time right for a new world order? Read More »
26 September · 18:30 – 21:00 Upstairs at The Cheshire Cheese (NOT Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet St) 5, Little Essex Street Temple London WC2R 3LD – map here
Introducing the World Federalist Movement (26 September 2011) Read More »
An interesting post by Jon Worth arguing that framing the debate about Britain and Europe in terms of pro-European and Eurosceptic is not helpful. The European Union legislates everything from
I am still a pro-European Read More »
By Joan Marc Simon Spain is a unitary state like France and Italy. Its constitution defines it as “one and indivisible”. Since 1978 Spain has structured itself as Estado de
Federalism and the future of Spain Read More »
