translated by Alix Oglesby

A recent graduate from the University of Liverpool with a BA in French and Hispanic Studies, Alix has been a student and an educator working in the UK, France, and Spain. She has a passion for translation studies, with a particular interest in colonial translation and specifically the work of Franco-Moroccan writer Leila Slimani. Whilst studying, she was involved with the STAR (Student Action for Refugees) and is interested in pursuing a career in humanitarian work and anticipates a job in this sector which will allow her to use her passion for languages.

Articles de cet auteur (1)

‘’Article 50 was not designed to allow member states to leave the European Union for their own convenience’’

As part of the December 2020’s European Magnifying Glass, The New Federalist met with Étienne Criqui, Professor of Political Science at the Faculty of Law and the European University Centre in Nancy, France, to talk about Brexit and its political consequences for the European Union.

jeudi 17 décembre 2020