ESR Journal

European Studies Review is a peer-reviewed journal. It contains academic and opinion pieces, written by students and recent graduates on a wide range of topics relating to European affairs.

The European Studies Review journal provides a platform for students and recent graduates who have an interest in areas relating to European affairs to express their opinion and publish independent research. The journal is composed of articles from our team as well as submissions received from our readers. Each article covers different topics which means there will always be something to read which you will be interested in.

The multi-disciplinary nature of the journal means that the journal is accessible to students and recent graduates of all disciplines. Our contributors have various backgrounds, ranging from political science and international relations, law and psychology. This reflects the complex nature in which European Studies can be analysed.

ISSN 2953-0377

Find our latest edition below:

The EU’s Struggle to Assert Autonomy amid U.S. Retrenchment 4 by Ramiro Torres

Europe in Orbit, Europe in Question: A Space Power in Waiting 11 by Alejandro Leal

Small Nation, Big Orbit: Why Luxembourg is Championing Space Defence 19 by Myrto Vamvakoudi

EU Sanctions Against Russia: A Study of Their Evolution 25 by Lorenzo Avesani

France and Poland Against Russian Aggressions: A History of Strategic Divergences Amidst Recent Rapprochement 32 by Charles Devoud

The Geoeconomics of High-tech Infrastructure: Europe’s Dependence on Foreign Technology 42 by Edoardo Grimaldi

Warnings from History: Argentina’s Decline and the EU’s Path 51 by Jordy Benooit

Divergence amid Unity: Hungary’s Approach to EU Migration Policy 60 by Eirini Karagkouni

Disinformation, Subversion, and the Challenge of Resilience for Democracies 70 by Alessia Maira

The Machine and the Memory: Spain’s Bureaucratic Warning to Modern Europe 76 by Manuel Pagura Ghioni