Sovereignty in the 21st Century Some scholars wonder if sovereignty no longer belongs to States because of the existence of supranational and infranational authorities; the British EU withdrawal and the Catalan case are two good examples of the persistence of State sovereignty. Manel Moya Noguera • February 11, 2018
Catalan Elections: Independence or Self-Government After the failed referendum, the Catalan Parliament voted to break away while the Spanish government took control of the regional authorities sacking the PM, dissolving Parliament and calling new elections Manel Moya Noguera • December 19, 2017
Brexit, General Election and Legitimacy Despite political consequences for May’s leadership, the recent British election is a way to re-legitimise Brexit. Unlike during the 2015 election campaign, the candidates’ plurality of positions on the issue has led to a hung parliament. Manel Moya Noguera • June 27, 2017
