{"id":1475,"date":"2007-01-25T10:48:05","date_gmt":"2007-01-25T10:48:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.jcm.org.uk\/blog\/2007\/01\/25\/a-newish-eu-blog-roundup\/"},"modified":"2008-02-12T15:18:16","modified_gmt":"2008-02-12T15:18:16","slug":"a-newish-eu-blog-roundup","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jcm.org.uk\/blog\/2007\/01\/a-newish-eu-blog-roundup\/","title":{"rendered":"A new(ish) EU blog roundup"},"content":{"rendered":"

Now being full-time freelance, I’ve had a bit more time to find some new blogs (aided by finally working out how to use RSS feeds effectively through the rather good Netvibes<\/a>). However, I’m about to be heavily embroiled in a fairly major real-world editorial project (of which more once it’s finished – but, hint-wise, suffice to say it’s satisfyingly high-profile and has been in the news a lot this week…), so on the off-chance posting here declines over the next couple of weeks, it’s time to share recent English-language discoveries.<\/p>\n

Combined with my Europe blogroll<\/a> (and the EU countries in the regional expertise blogroll<\/a>), these should cover all your EU news analysis needs. Some more may also be found in my new blogroll additions<\/a> section (including a few tip-top recent discoveries with a UK focus). If I’m missing any good ones, let me know – it’s hard to keep track of everything…<\/p>\n

In alphabetical order:<\/p>\n

Aapotsikko<\/a> – politics and stuff from Finland, going a while now, and a very handy Scandinavian perspective<\/p>\n

Berlaymonster<\/a> – going for a few months, and already getting up a good rep<\/p>\n

Centre for European Reform blog<\/a> – going a few months, and some good stuff on there<\/p>\n

Conflict of Laws<\/a> – gonig since April, but posting frequency has gone up a lot in recent months – an international law focus<\/p>\n

Dysfunctional Jeff<\/a> – started this week, and tackling the constitution so far<\/p>\n

EuroMatt<\/a> – very new, self-described as “cynical europhilia”, so I think I’m going to like him…<\/p>\n

Euro Topics<\/a> – has been going a while, and not really a blog, but looks useful (wish I’d found it sooner)<\/p>\n

The Evil European<\/a> – been going a while, but only recently discovered – appears to have a similar take on EU matters to my own (so naturally it’s good stuff)<\/p>\n

Federal Union blog<\/a> – campaigning for federalism, with some interesting perspectives<\/p>\n

Globalclashes<\/a> – a wider remit than most of these, taking in pretty much the entire world, and going a while now, but good on European matters<\/p>\n

GlobaLab<\/a> – ditto in its entirety<\/p>\n

Jan’s EU Blog<\/a> – his most recent entry being of a meeting he attended with Wallstrom and Barroso<\/p>\n

Kosmopolit<\/a> – going a few months, and going strong, Brussels-based and pro-EU<\/p>\n

Liberty Alone<\/a> – appears to be very new, but gives the impression of having been around for ages – another with a more global outlook, and top stuff<\/p>\n

Marko Bucik<\/a> – another very new one, looking good so far<\/p>\n

Open Europe blog<\/a> – going quite a while now – thought I’d blogrolled it already, in fact…<\/p>\n

Stirred Up<\/a> – a more cultural focus, with some politics chucked in<\/p>\n

The Voice of Europe<\/a> – from a Czech EU-enthusiast based in York<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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