Brendan McKee – The European Network

Brendan Mc Kee is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh with a particular passion for nationalist politics. His work focuses on unpacking the complexities of current affairs and expand the political conversation. You can read more on his blog: https://medium.com/@brendanmckee

Ireland EU 50

Ireland EU 50 – A Template for a Progressive Member

Ireland is far removed from the place it was fifty years ago when it first joined the European Economic Community (EEC). Gone is ...

By Brendan McKee15/08/20220

The European Network

Canadian Elections – timing clearly is everything

On September 20th Canadians went to the polls for the second time in two years. The result was, despite a tumultuous election and ...

By Brendan McKee23/09/20210

The Journal

Emoji Nationalism

Back in May 26, a motion was passed with unanimous support in Québec’s National Assembly, something as rare in Québec as in any ...

By Brendan McKee24/07/20210

Europa United

European federalism and the Canadian model

Brendan McKee discusses a future Federal EU based on the Canadian model. The unparalleled economic damage caused by COVID 19 has necessitated action ...

By Brendan McKee21/06/20200

Europa United

Boris Johnson is wrong about Scottish independence

Brendan McKee assesses the current stalemate between the British and Scottish governments over the issues of a second referendum on Scottish independence and ...

By Brendan McKee22/01/20201

Europa United

The Wall 30 – Thirty Years without the Berlin Wall

Keeping account of what happened this week thirty years ago in Berlin is the easy task. But have we learnt enough lessons to ...

By Brendan McKee10/11/20190

Europa United

What does it take to secede?

Brendan McKee discuss one of Europe’s hot topics at the moment – secession and what is required for such a process to be ...

By Brendan McKee06/11/20192

Europa United

How conflicts are made to look symmetrical

Brendan McKee examines the concept of global conflict, asking what the consequences are when it is carried out on an equal and unequal ...

By Brendan McKee18/10/20190

Europa United

Moral leadership in the age of Nativism

Brendan McKee discuses the decline of soft power policy against the rise of Nativism and what the consequences for democracy could be in ...

By Brendan McKee06/10/20192

Europa United

Brexit and the UK’s Federalism Problem

Brendan McKee discusses the merits of a future federal Britain and how its system of government could have avoided the massive debacle of ...

By Brendan McKee01/10/20191

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Ireland EU 50 – A Template for a Progressive Member

Canadian Elections – timing clearly is everything

Emoji Nationalism

European federalism and the Canadian model

Boris Johnson is wrong about Scottish independence

The Wall 30 – Thirty Years without the Berlin Wall

What does it take to secede?

How conflicts are made to look symmetrical

Moral leadership in the age of Nativism

Brexit and the UK’s Federalism Problem

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Were we here first? Part Three

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