Adi Horesh

Adi is an emerging expert on issues that shape the very fabric of European society, from engaging in the research of European integration, nationalism and identity formation throughout his Master thesis and up to working on the EU’s innovation agenda. By combining his passion with his professional life and academic life, he actively worked on and promoted many topics pertaining to modern Europe and contemplations about its future.

Articles de cet auteur (8)

« Wind(s) of Change » : Russia’s European Identity Complex

“I follow the Moskva down to Gorky Park Listening to the wind of change An August summer night, soldiers passing by Listening to the wind of change” The above paragraph is so well-known, that its music begins playing in our eardrums whether we want it to or not. The verse is taken from the (…)

mardi 30 avril 2024

Brexit ≠ Engxit : The Fate of English in post-Brexit EU

As JEF’s Europe’s only English language magazine, The New Federalist (TNF) honors the English Language this week on the occasion of International English Language Day which falls on April 23rd of each year. "Once upon a time, there existed a language born from an island not too distant from (…)

mardi 23 avril 2024

The Ottoman Ouroboros : The Ebb and Flow of Turkish Democracy

For nearly two decades, the "Democracy under Pressure" campaign by JEF Europe has been amplifying the voices and narratives of engaged citizens and activists expressing concerns about the state of democracy and the rule of law across various European countries and their neighbouring (…)

jeudi 21 mars 2024

World Federalism Aspirations – Between the European Union and the World

In the aftermath of the devastation wrought by World War II (1939-1945), Europe stood at a crucial crossroad, grappling with the ruins of a shattered continent and the spectre of further conflicts from within and from the east. Amidst this turmoil, visionaries dared to dream of a different (…)

lundi 11 mars 2024

The ‘NATOphoria’ State of Affairs – Shifts in European Neutrality

Tensions have been brewing among the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation’s (NATO) member states, and especially the European ones, who are geographically closer to Russia, since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine War. Nevertheless, the situation has not brought only distress due to the (…)

jeudi 29 février 2024

To ban or not to ban ? Protecting our Democracies intelligently

Imagine this scenario : On the morning of October 26th, 2025, winds of political change began sweeping through Germany, marking the onset of profound and deep societal changes. The results of the federal elections exposed a seismic shift within the German society, as the extreme right-wing (…)

lundi 29 janvier 2024

Green & red lit revolution : Romanian Christmas is all about Freedom

On December 25th, people worldwide, including both Christians and non-Christians, come together to celebrate Christmas. This festive occasion is marked by various reasons, ranging from commemorating the birth and death of Christ to enjoying delicious food, vibrant decorations, and the exchange (…)

samedi 6 janvier 2024

Stronger Together ? Maybe, but not within Schengen

The Schengen Area, often hailed as the long-sought « Europe without borders » dream, has been a prominent vision since the early 20th century when Count Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi (1894-1972), a pan-Europeanist visionary, first proposed such an endeavour in his 1923 manifesto, « Pan-Europa. » (…)

vendredi 15 décembre 2023
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