democracy
Media ownership matters. The proposals of the European Media Freedom Act
The Commission’s proposed European Media Freedom Act is a major step towards protecting information as a public good. Danielle Borges and Roberta Carlini, of the EUI’s Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom, explain the Act’s key tools for counteracting market concentration and non-transparency.
Why the European Media Freedom Act is a groundbreaking step for Europe
With the proposed European Media Freedom Act, the Commission pushes EU competence boundaries into a traditionally national domain. Iva Nenadić and Elda Brogi of the EUI’s Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom explain how this legislation came to be and what it means for media freedom and pluralism.
The EU Treaty reform challenge: Is there a winning package?
Linguistic provincialism? How English dominates international higher education
The new privatised frontier: Meta and the privatisation of public power
Afghanistan: You need to know it if you want to help it
Responsibility for just judgment in a transnational world
Legal scholar Laura M. Henderson argues that a postmodern ethics of just judgment is necessary for dealing with contemporary legal transnational challenges, such as climate change and migration. Such a mode of just judgment calls on our legal interpreter to constantly interrogate the boundaries of the law and to make decisions that preserve space for future renegotiations of those boundaries.