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Nikolas Spanoudakis

Nikolas Spanoudakis graduated from a master in chemistry for renewable energy and ever since sustainability is a key aspect of his life. But quite recently he realised that he has to fight for another important element in his life: the European Union. Thus, he decided to become a little champion of the EU. The result is doubtful but he is sure that the cause is good. Let’s see what happens!

Europe/Politics

A Quick Look at the EU Citizenship

By Nikolas Spanoudakis  Being a citizen and holding citizenship is something relatively new in human history. The two concepts were first introduced during the ancient Athenian

Europe/Politics

När Sverige mötte EU… – en bokrecension

Jag har alltid varit intresserad av att bättre förstå förhållandet mellan EU och Sverige och de två frågorna låg alltid i kärnan av min “forskning”. Då

Europe

Europe’s Transformation After the Fall of the Berlin Wall

If you are a student reading the online version of Uttryck then it’s quite probable you only have heard about the fall of the Berlin wall

Europe/Politics

Ursula von der Leyen: Like a Bolt Out of the Blue!

By Nikolas Spanoudakis Ursula von der what? If this is your reaction, don’t worry. You are not the only one. Before writing this article I asked

Economics/Europe

€uron: mer än en valuta

Av Nikolas Spanoudakis I Sverige finns ett motstånd mot att införa euron som valuta. Enligt Flash Eurobarometern 453, från april 2017, vill 62 procent av svenskarna

Europe/Philosophy/Politics

Can the EU be more than just a guardian of peace?

By Nikolas Spanoudakis Those who love to read the online version of Uttryck Magazine have recently noticed the article “The little union that could – what

Europe/Intersectionality/Politics

Margrethe Vestager: a genuine European champion

By Nikolas Spanoudakis Until five years ago I didn’t know her. Although she has had a long career in Danish politics, she was a complete stranger

Economics/Europe

Borde EU ha skattebefogenheter?

Av Nikolas Spanoudakis USA har nyligen infört en “global skatt” som beskattar alla företag som har ekonomisk verksamhet i flera  delstater. Denna policy har som syfte

Europe/Politics

Federal Europe: a dream for a visionless continent

By Nikolas Spanoudakis Every new year is a year full of surprises. As nobody can predict the future we are always getting excited with the arrival

Europe/Politics

How to take the EU power into your own hands

By Nikolas Spanoudakis The globalisation has definitely changed our world in many aspects. In fact, the rise of the internet along with the increasing transport connectivity

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