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.
This was the 2021 Progressive Governance Digital Summit
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100+ speakers, 25 co-hosts and partners, 3 days, 1 community
How can the 2020s be a progressive decade? – Action Paper
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Progressive politics has to offer both practical policies for the present, and a sense of the more ambitious, longer-term transitions
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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%.
Strategies for a World without Right-Wing Populism and Nationalism
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In this blog post for the Progressive Governance Digital Summit 2021, Cas Mudde proposes three strategies for fighting right-wing populism. On the one hand, it has been refreshing to have a year without a global obsession about “populism”. On the other hand, COVID-19 has demonstrated how vulnerable even the most advanced democracies and welfare states …
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A new media age demands new strategies for fighting fascism
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The trick is to direct resources – human and economic – into local campaigning that fills the information void
Momentum for change: Defining a decade of progress – Summit paper
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The post-COVID social contract must establish new systems of public governance, tackle inequality, polarisation and the climate crisis
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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
Campaigning on a centre-left platform amid a pandemic: lessons from the Dutch 2021 election
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Online debate with Noortje Thijssen and René Cuperus