Moderation as courage.

benoit.pelopidas — Sun, 03 Feb 2019 19:43:06 +0000

Auteur:

Magnus Feldmann, Benoit Pelopidas

Date:

Lu, 31/12/2018

This essay reflects on Stanley Hoffmann’s contributions as a scholar and public intellectual. We focus on Stanley Hoffmann’s scholarly, intellectual and ethical legacy by highlighting two sets of contributions, where his work challenged much international relations scholarship in the second half of the 20^th century. First, we identify the ways in which his research speaks to important policy concerns, whilst maintaining a certain detachment from the corridors of power.

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The next generation(s) of Europeans facing nuclear weapons: forgetful, indifferent but supportive?

gregory.cales — Thu, 27 Apr 2017 14:25:48 +0000

Auteur:

Benoit Pelopidas

Date:

Ma, 21/03/2017

The post-cold war generation of citizens is forgetting nuclear weapon-related dangers and becoming indifferent to the issue. At the same time, the absence of mass grassroots, anti-nuclear protest suggests tacit support for current nuclear weapon policies. These three common diagnoses are potentially contradictory and, more importantly, are only assumptions. This paper is the first systematic attempt at assessing the attitude of the under 30s generation of European Union (EU) citizens with regard to nuclear weapons.

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Moderation as courage.

The next generation(s) of Europeans facing nuclear weapons: forgetful, indifferent but supportive?