If You Really Want The ‘Zeitenwende’, Listen to the EU’s North-Eastern Flank
Why defence isn’t merely a matter of military security and the ‘peace’ and ‘justice for Ukraine’ advocates are much more similar than they’d like to admit.
Joining Forces in Times of Crises
Progressive politics and authoritarianism abroad and at home
The Left’s Fatal Longing for Life as Usual
Why our failure to resist Putin enthusiastically will haunt us and how we can overcome it.
A Trade Unionist’s Guide to Shaping a Just Transition
What we need to combine ambitious climate policies with fair pay, decent work, and equitable prosperity.
Another Democratic Future is Possible
What is wrong with elections today, and why we should choose our political representatives by lottery instead
The Progressive Dilemma: Social Europe at a Crossroads
How populism and the twin shocks of 2016 have, at the same time, bolstered and smothered EU incentives for more social integration
On Progressive Infrastructure
“It is quite simple. If in doubt, do not do it.” Urban economist Ramon Marrades on how to build progressive infrastructure.
US Climate and Industrial Policy: What We’ve Won, What Comes Next
Longstanding deadlocks over how to pay for the green transition in the US have been breached. What is the next step for climate politics?
The Geography of Discontent: Helping Fallen Behind Places
Economic growth and political power are again concentrating in the most dynamic regions. How can we counter territorial neglect, discontent and rising populism?
No need for automation angst but automation policies
Excerpt from the book “Work in the Digital Age. Challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution”
The platform economy
Consequences for labour, inequality and the environment – an excerpt from “Work in the Digital Age”
Euroscepticism in Spain: An everlasting experience?
Héctor Sánchez Margalef explains why Eurosceptic parties failed to attract popular support in Spain.