The political imaginary of happiness in Greece
The notion of happiness has been a frequent subject of recent governmental proclamations, signaling a departure from the moralizing discourses…
Mark Neocleous: Capitalism was created by the police power | Interview at ENA Institute
Mark Neocleous, Professor of Critique of Political Economy, Brunel University London, UK, speaks to ENA for the concept of ‘police…
Τhe Future of Democracy in a World of Uncertainty | ENA’s panel at Delphi Economic Forum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEs_hCQkGLQ&feature=emb_title Threats to democracy are one of the most critical challenges today. All types of inequalities, the climate crisis, the…
Philosophy & public policy | Interview with Jonathan Wolff
Jonathan Wolff, Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy at University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government and author of…
Race, Gender and the Republican Ideal
The republican ideal is a refreshingly simple one. Political power rests with the people, where each person has an equal…
Nagorno-Karabakh: a first assessment
The agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia is a clear victory for Azerbaijan and Turkey and a hard defeat for…
Untethered Turkey and the Eastern Mediterranean in the center of cyclone
The recent increased interest in the Eastern Mediterranean as a region has primarily focused on the issues of energy competition,…
ENA Centre for Political Theory
Political theory is closely intertwined with progressive left-wing movements and politics. Today, political theory can be used to tackle an…
