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
How populism and the twin shocks of 2016 have, at the same time, bolstered and smothered EU incentives for more social integration
New “Talking Progress” Podcast episode with Catherine de Vries, Cas Mudde and Johannes Hillje
In this blog post for the Progressive Governance Digital Summit 2021, Cas Mudde proposes three stretegies 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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