41 episodes
European Democracy Lab Podcast Institute of European Democrats, via EuroPod
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The Climate Crisis, Covid-19, and the economic and financial challenges it represents for Europe require global and democratic solutions. How can democratic institutions and a democratic consensus help Europe to answer these new global challenges? Learn more about European and International Affairs by following the new Podcast of the Institute of European Democrats, a think tank and political foundation funded by the European Parliament. Find this podcast and all our activities on our website https://www.iedonline.eu/. With the financial support of the European Parliament. The European Parliament assumes no responsibility for facts or opinions expressed in this publication or their subsequent use.A podcast member of EuroPod: https://www.bullemedia.eu/europod
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This is the return of the European Democracy Lab, the podcast of the Institute of European Democrats.
Auspicious moment to come back to it, because of the European Parliament elections take place in the 27, from the 6th to 9th of June.
My name is Jean-Baptiste Houriez, and I’ll be your host for our weekly program of information and interviews on European politics.
Make sure to subscribe on your Spotify and other podcast platform to European Democracy Lab and get the latest update.
Stay tune and we listen to each other soon !
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The fight of a generation: As climate changes, French youth calls for action
Two young French discuss the impact of the climate crisis, its impact on their generation and the solutions they hope for from politics and EU institutions.
All participants in this podcast series took part in the EU Youth Dialogues, a yearlong project by the Institute of European Democrats.
For updates and more information about the EU Youth Dialogues, visit https://www.iedonline.eu/
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Young people in Cyprus look for solutions to their country's divide.
Two young Cypriots discuss the country's divide, explore solutions and ask for more attention from the European institutions to help solve the years-long problem that befalls the country.
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Representation of the youth in public debates
In this podcast we discuss the perceptions of young citizens in Germany vis à vis their representation in media and politics, both at the national and European level.
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The war in Ukraine and the impact of digital technologies on democracy
In this podcast we discuss the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine and the impact of digital technologies on democracy with Paulina Mazgaj and Szymon Polewka, from Poland. Both, Paulina and Szymon participated in the first round of the EU Youth Dialogues workshops, a yearlong project organised by the Institute of European Democrats with the aim of making the voices of young European citizens count.
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S2 Episode 6: What if digital citizen participatory practices were the key to restore trust in political processes?
Representative democracy is in crisis. Public confidence in the accountability of democratic representation has experienced a steady decline, both within and outside the EU. For many citizens, political actors are distant figures and legislative processes appear too complex to follow and control. However, grassroots participatory democracy initiatives have mushroomed across Europe. This phenomenon speaks to a more promising reality. We have discussed it with a Research from Croatia, Iva Paska, a sociologist and lecturer at the University of the North in Croatia and Vincent Chauvet, Mayor of Autun, in central France and member of the European Committee of the Regions.
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