Julien Etienne

<p>Julien Etienne is British Academy postdoctoral fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science.</p>

Whistleblowing in the UK - in part, it really is about culture

The Mid Staffs scandal asks a number of serious questions about failures to raise the alarm over standards of care. Yet even without legislation, other countries have a better record on whistleblowing - why?

By Julien Etienne

/ 4 Mar 2013

The Eurozone’s politics according to the Financial Times

In the last two years newspapers have been promising more or less the same thing to Eurozone citizens: collapse, soon. But the Eurozone has proved surprisingly resilient and shown evidence of a commonality of superior interests and a capacity to coordinate against the fringes.

By Julien Etienne

/ 17 Apr 2012

Great Britain in the Greek looking glass

Rather than offering any illumination into the causes of the Greek crisis, Channel 4's 'Go Greek for a Week' held the mirror up to British society's image of itself - but our delusions of fair play and national propriety are just that.

By Julien Etienne

/ 26 Nov 2011