How to Win Elections – Lessons from France
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The French progressive campaigner Guillaume Liegey visited Das Progressive Zentrum.
Hungary: The country of the pro-European people and a Eurosceptic government
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In order to fully understand the Orbán government’s critique of the EU, and the hostility of the far-right Jobbik against the same, it is worth reviewing a few decades of political history in Hungary.
The Digital Revolution and the Future of Work: Policies and Politics
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Roundtable with Steven Hill, Philipp Steinberg and Petra Pinzler
The App Economy in Germany. An American Perspective
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Roundtable organised in partnership with the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI)
Das Progressive Zentrum and its partners hosted the „European Reformists Summit“
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A conference of progressive leaders, civil society and research took place at Musée des Confluences, Lyon
Here to stay? Populism in Italy and Germany
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The most striking differences between Italian and German populism derive from the novelty that populism represents in the German political and party system
Populism, Radical Right, and Socialist Nostalgia in Bulgarian Politics
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What is most disturbing is that in recent years radical right-wing parties have had an increasing influence on the government
Brexit: mind the gap
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The German SPD must be cautious not to over promise and under deliver in its response to Britain’s exit from the EU.
If political parties were startups …
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When the party of the future becomes a successful incubator, not only will it be seen as more indispensable, but it will also send a great signal to those who think politics is disconnected from reality.
#EuropeanTownHall Meeting in Rome
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Third stop of “Dialogue on Europe”
The weak opposition in Poland
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Five months after PiS took over, the party has still no serious rivals
Shipwreck with Spectators
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A Review of the State Elections