Stefan Auer
@stefanauer.bsky.social
Professor of European Studies, twice named Jean Monnet Chair (La Trobe & HKU), occasional bylines in FT, Politico, unherd. Proud father of 4
Happy to see my letter on Thomas Mann & Russia in
@financialtimes.com. Sad to see his take on Russia vindicated. “Great space, much time” explains “the recklessness of these people”, argued Settembrini. “They are the nation that has time and can wait. We Europeans, we cannot.”
@financialtimes.com. Sad to see his take on Russia vindicated. “Great space, much time” explains “the recklessness of these people”, argued Settembrini. “They are the nation that has time and can wait. We Europeans, we cannot.”
June 23, 2025 at 3:35 AM
Happy to see my letter on Thomas Mann & Russia in
@financialtimes.com. Sad to see his take on Russia vindicated. “Great space, much time” explains “the recklessness of these people”, argued Settembrini. “They are the nation that has time and can wait. We Europeans, we cannot.”
@financialtimes.com. Sad to see his take on Russia vindicated. “Great space, much time” explains “the recklessness of these people”, argued Settembrini. “They are the nation that has time and can wait. We Europeans, we cannot.”
“Reading Auer is sometimes pleasant, sometimes a little strenuous.” Grateful for this balanced review by Anja Thomas of my book in the latest issue of Politique Européenne
May 17, 2025 at 4:55 AM
“Reading Auer is sometimes pleasant, sometimes a little strenuous.” Grateful for this balanced review by Anja Thomas of my book in the latest issue of Politique Européenne
Thrilled to see Nicole Scicluna’s
and my own article about the necessity and impossibility of Ukraine’s membership in the EU being one of the most read outputs on @jcms-eu.bsky.social
and my own article about the necessity and impossibility of Ukraine’s membership in the EU being one of the most read outputs on @jcms-eu.bsky.social
April 16, 2025 at 12:14 PM
Thrilled to see Nicole Scicluna’s
and my own article about the necessity and impossibility of Ukraine’s membership in the EU being one of the most read outputs on @jcms-eu.bsky.social
and my own article about the necessity and impossibility of Ukraine’s membership in the EU being one of the most read outputs on @jcms-eu.bsky.social
‘European Disunion is distinct from the more academic works on the conflicts of sovereignty in the EU … [as it] skilfully integrates political theory, especially Carl Schmitt’s critique of liberal supranational projects, with a political analysis of recent events’🙏to Jana Vargovcikova for the review
April 8, 2025 at 10:30 AM
‘European Disunion is distinct from the more academic works on the conflicts of sovereignty in the EU … [as it] skilfully integrates political theory, especially Carl Schmitt’s critique of liberal supranational projects, with a political analysis of recent events’🙏to Jana Vargovcikova for the review
Just chilling 🏝️ 😎
December 30, 2024 at 6:04 AM
Just chilling 🏝️ 😎
Will Trump defend his mate Orban in this? It’s hard to imagine they didn’t discuss whether calling Putin to propose a Christmas truce was a good idea.
December 12, 2024 at 12:40 AM
Will Trump defend his mate Orban in this? It’s hard to imagine they didn’t discuss whether calling Putin to propose a Christmas truce was a good idea.
‘It is absolutely essential for every political association to appeal to the naked violence of coercive means in the face of outsiders as well as in the face of internal enemies. It is only this very appeal to violence that constitutes a political association’. Max Weber, 1915
December 12, 2024 at 12:34 AM
‘It is absolutely essential for every political association to appeal to the naked violence of coercive means in the face of outsiders as well as in the face of internal enemies. It is only this very appeal to violence that constitutes a political association’. Max Weber, 1915