The European Journal of Studies is a multidisciplinary review dedicated to the historical, cultural, political, and civilizational development of Europe and its global diaspora. Multilingual.
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Non-Citizen Voting in European Elections: A National Security Concern
English Across Europe, debates about immigration, citizenship, and political participation have intensified in recent decades. One of the most controversial issues emerging from these debates is whether non-citizens should be allowed to vote in elections. While some policymakers frame expanded voting rights as a democratic evolution, critics argue that allowing non-citizens to participate in elections—especially…
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Paying Migrants to Leave: Why Deportation Payments Are a Deeply Flawed Policy
English Across Europe, immigration policy has become one of the most politically sensitive and divisive issues of the modern era. Governments face mounting pressure to control irregular migration, reduce asylum backlogs, and address the high costs associated with housing migrants whose claims have been rejected. In response, some policymakers have proposed an unusual and controversial…
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The People of Europe – Chapter 2: The Age of Tribes
English By the time the ice had retreated and forests covered most of the continent, Europe was no longer a wilderness dotted with scattered bands of hunters. It had become something more structured, more rooted. People no longer simply survived on the land — they began to claim it.Across valleys and river plains, tribes formed.…
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The People of Europe: Chapter 1 — The First Europeans
English Europe was never one people. It was, from the very beginning, a patchwork of tribes, clans, and families spread across forests, plains, and mountains. Long before nations had names, long before borders were drawn on maps, the land was alive with the movement of people, each with their own languages, customs, and ways of…
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A Europe of Nations: The Case for Sovereign Independence
English Europe stands at a crossroads. For decades, integration has deepened — economically, legally, and politically. What began as cooperation between nations has developed into a system where decisions made at the supranational level increasingly shape domestic law, fiscal policy, borders, trade, and regulation.The central question is not whether European nations should work together. The…
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Europe, Migration, and the Orgins of Eurabia – Part 2
English Part II: Contemporary Demographic Challenges – Fertility, Aging, and Migration 1. Introduction: Europe in the 21st Century Europe today faces unprecedented demographic challenges. While historical trends shaped its population over centuries, contemporary developments are occurring at a pace that affects societies, economies, and cultural continuity across the continent. Three primary forces define Europe’s demographic…
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Europe, Migration, and the Orgins of Eurabia – Part 1
English Part I: Historical Context – Europe, Migration, and the Origins of Eurabia 1. Introduction: Understanding Europe’s Demographic Past Europe’s population, migration, and social structures have evolved over centuries, shaped by economic, political, and cultural forces. The region has faced waves of population growth and decline, periods of emigration and immigration, and challenges in maintaining…
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The Global Population of White Europeans and Their Descendants: Current Estimates and The Next 50 Years
English There is no single global system that classifies race or ancestry in the same way across countries. Some nations collect detailed ancestry data in their censuses; others do not record race at all. As a result, any number must be treated as an informed demographic estimate based on census data, migration history, fertility trends,…
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El Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) y su Amenaza para España y Europa\The Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) and Its Threat to Spain and Europe
Spanish\English El Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE), uno de los partidos más antiguos de España, se ha presentado durante mucho tiempo como defensor del progreso, la justicia social y la modernización. Sin embargo, detrás de esta fachada se encuentra un historial que, desde una perspectiva europea patriótica, socava la soberanía de España, la estabilidad económica,…
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Europe’s Defenders: The Rise of Patriotic Parties
English Across Europe, a powerful political resurgence is underway. From the Atlantic coast to the Baltic shores, patriotic parties are emerging as the defenders of national identity, culture, and heritage. In an era defined by mass migration, globalist agendas, and the erosion of traditional values, these parties stand firmly for their nations, their people, and…
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