Across Europe, far-right parties continue to flourish. Walker Winslow-Stephenson argues that Europe’s future rests less on appeals to a pan-European identity or federalist structure than on Europe’s ability to produce tangible, localised benefits for citizens and communities
Doctoral Student, Hussman School of Journalism and Media, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Walker's research spans public diplomacy, technology, and democratic resilience, with a particular regional focus on Eastern Europe and the Baltic states.
He studies how governments employ digital tools to communicate with and influence domestic and international audiences.
His current work explores the role of state-supported AI initiatives and their implications for democratic governance.
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