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Tag: Denis MacShane

08.01.2018 Brexit

UK, Remain in the EU. Even now. This is about people’s everyday lives.

The European Greens are advertising for a European Parliament campaign manager job in Brussels, prompting this little exchange on Twitter: https://x.com/kirschly/status/949017678534053888 Correct. It’s the sort of job I’d jump at the chance to do. But Brexit stops me. For I

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17.04.2012 EU Politics

Until we’ve exhausted the opportunities within the current system: no EU institutional reforms please

Here we go again. Today Steven Hill has laid out his institutional vision for the European Union on Social Europe journal. His plan – with a bicameral European Parliament – is not too distant from ideas raised by Denis MacShane

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05.04.2011 EU Politics / UK Politics

A response to Denis MacShane’s CER essay: national parliaments are not the route to EU legitimacy

Denis MacShane has written an essay entitled “Europe’s parliament: Reform or perish?”, a paper which he says is a contribution to the debate about the future of the European Parliament started by Andrew Duff, Julian Priestley, and Anand Menon and

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13.06.2010 EU Politics / Technology / UK Politics

Politicians that don’t get Twitter – MacShane, Byrne, Swoboda

There are two ways to use Twitter as a politician. The first (the right way) is to build a discussion, a conversation with people, to reply to normal Twitter users as well as other politicians and journalists. Politicians that understand

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