Joining Forces in Times of Crises
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Progressive politics and authoritarianism abroad and at home
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
Progressive Economics Network kicks off with pre-briefing for the IMF Annual Meetings
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Which macroeconomic strategies can guide us out of the ongoing crises?
The Left’s Fatal Longing for Life as Usual
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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
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What we need to combine ambitious climate policies with fair pay, decent work, and equitable prosperity.
Another Democratic Future is Possible
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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
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How populism and the twin shocks of 2016 have, at the same time, bolstered and smothered EU incentives for more social integration
Child Care Policy is Labor Policy
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We should no longer focus on policies to revitalize the economy based on assumptions about labor markets alone.
A new internationalism on the terms of labour
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The balance of political forces in the US and Europe still favour the 1%.
Democracy, activism and the rule of law are our key weapons against fascism. Learn to wield them!
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Combating modern fascism effectively means understanding it better
New Progressive Ostpolitik: Ambitious, But Not Naive
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Celebrating 50 years “Kniefall von Warschau”, searching for a future-oriented Eastern policy.
Electing Joe Biden Was Never a Reset Button
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To implement progressive policies, Democrats need a longer narrative than the four-year presidential election cycle.