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Columbia Historians Tackle the Past and Future of Brexit: “What Happened?”

by Jake Purcell

Columbia University’s Department of History kicked off the academic year with an “air-clearing” conversation about the Brexit vote on Friday, September 9. … Read more

Fiction: The Night Somebody Died for You

“What about you, what did you do in the revolution?” Sergeant Mafalda asks.

I tell him the truth. I didn’t do anything. My contribution was … Read more

Transforming for Survival: Europe in the Face of Change

by Thomas Henökl

While markets are diving and uncertainty is spreading, many are tempted to say, “Yep, told you so. Now look what you’ve done!”… Read more

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