Politics in Poland: eternal duopoly or refreshing breeze?
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Maria Skóra in Social Europe about the parliamentary elections in Poland 2019
The Politics of Eternity vs. The Future of European Democracy
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Dinner Discussion on “The Road to Unfreedom” with Timothy Snyder
Network parties and their impact on traditional party politics: new discussion paper available
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New network parties and their programmes are mushrooming in many crisis-stricken countries in Europe
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Improved cooperation between parliaments in the EU: What role for interparliamentary conferences?
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New Policy Brief in the Democracy Lab by Daniel Schade on interparliamentary conferences
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International launch of populism study and policy dialogue in Brussels
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Key takeaways and reactions from the EPC Policy Dialogue
Embarking on a new journey: EUact
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Das Progressive Zentrum joins an international initiative focused on the 2019 European elections
Study on populism now available in English and French
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“Return to the politically abandoned: Conversations in right-wing populist strongholds in Germany and France”
Conference Report: Innocracy 2018
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“The Next Democracy: Transforming Paradigms, Institutions, and the Market”
Beyond (this) democracy — Seven sketches towards a new democratic purpose
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In this Discussion Paper, Hanno Burmester brings in a new analysis on the status quo and offers new ideas on the purpose of liberal democracy
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Euroscepticism in Spain: An everlasting experience?
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Héctor Sánchez Margalef explains why Eurosceptic parties failed to attract popular support in Spain.
“The question is not how to stop the populists, but how to strengthen liberal democracy”
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On Monday, 28 May, Das Progressive Zentrum hosted a roundtable with two internationally renowned scholars, Peter Hall and Cas Mudde.
Striving for More Democracy
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Keynote held at the European Media Seminar in Berlin, 28 April 2018