Meanders of Democratic Renewal. What Can Hungary Learn from the Polish Experience?
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Maria Skóra on the future of Hungary after the election: Reflections on Poland’s meandering path to democratic front-sliding.
Germany has swung to the right. What does that mean for the country – and Europe?
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Now is the time to move closer together. The historic success of the far right in Germany’s federal election is a threat not only for all disadvantaged groups in this country – it is a threat to democracy which concerns us all.
Friedrich Merz shattered a political taboo. This is a chance for the centre-left in Germany
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Progressive parties swiftly need to turn the dial, Florian Ranft states in The Guardian. The attention needs to be moved from simply despising the enemies of democracy to what people really expect.
The Progressive Governance Summit – press review
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Media around the world have reported on the Progressive Governance Summit in Berlin.
PGS22: Scholz calls war in Ukraine a “crusade”
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Chancellor Scholz finds unusually sharp words to condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine at this year’s Progressive Governance Summit
The German election: our experts in the media
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Media coverage of our experts commenting on the parliamentary elections 2021
„Schleichend an die Macht“
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Reaktionen auf das Buch unserer Fellows Andreas Audretsch und Claudia Gatzka
Polish elections 2020: “The corona campaign”
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Maria Skóra on the government´s consolidation of power in the IPS Journal
The most influential female German economists
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Maja Göpel and Anke Hassel among the top 7
Maria Skóra comments on Polish national elections
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Head of Programme “International Dialogue” on BBC World Service
Civocracy at #PGS19
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6 insights from the Progressive Governance Symposium 2019
Politics in Poland: eternal duopoly or refreshing breeze?
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Maria Skóra in Social Europe about the parliamentary elections in Poland 2019