Progressive Economics Network kicks off with pre-briefing for the IMF Annual Meetings
Which macroeconomic strategies can guide us out of the ongoing crises?
Which macroeconomic strategies can guide us out of the ongoing crises?
Why our failure to resist Putin enthusiastically will haunt us, and how we can overcome it.
What we need to combine ambitious climate policies with fair pay, decent work, and equitable prosperity.
What is wrong with elections today, and why we should choose our political representatives by lottery instead.
How populism and the twin shocks of 2016 have, at the same time, bolstered and smothered EU incentives for more social integration
We should no longer focus on policies to revitalize the economy based on assumptions about labor markets alone.
The balance of political forces in the US and Europe still favour the 1%.
Combating modern fascism effectively means understanding it better
Celebrating 50 years “Kniefall von Warschau”, searching for a future-oriented Eastern policy.
To implement progressive policies, Democrats need a longer narrative than the four-year presidential election cycle.
With the blog-series “Corona & Society”, Das Progressive Zentrum joins the debate on what society and politics can learn from the crisis, both politically and conceptually. In this time of upheaval, we want to detect and record tendencies early on so that necessary processes of change can be initiated in good time. In doing so, …
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The Effects of COVID-19 on the Anyway Turmoiled Poland