Progressive Economics Network Gathers in Lead Up to G20 Meeting for the Second Time
How can policy-makers prepare for the energy crunch in the winter of next year?
The Progressive Governance Summit – press review
Media around the world have reported on the Progressive Governance Summit in Berlin.
Progressive Economics Network kicks off with pre-briefing for the IMF Annual Meetings
Which macroeconomic strategies can guide us out of the ongoing crises?
On Progressive Infrastructure
“It is quite simple. If in doubt, do not do it.” Urban economist Ramon Marrades on how to build progressive infrastructure.
US Climate and Industrial Policy: What We’ve Won, What Comes Next
Longstanding deadlocks over how to pay for the green transition in the US have been breached. What is the next step for climate politics?
Empowering Cities: Financing the Climate Transformation
How can we finance the transformation to the zero carbon city?
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Child Care Policy is Labor Policy
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
The balance of political forces in the US and Europe still favour the 1%
When everyone thinks they’re middle-class: (Mis-) Perceptions of inequality and why they matter for social policy
Inequality is a central political and social problem in Germany
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Being an Artist in Europe: Challenges, Funding Opportunities and New Approaches to Collaboration
New „Talking Progress“ Podcast episode: Anastasia Lemberg-Lvova and Gitte Zschoch discuss culture and its funding
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Tech with Society
It’s time to rethink and redraw the social and political institutions that we need going forward to foster social and economic value creation
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#Tech4Society – New technologies and the individual
Health and good work: How can new technologies help secure individual welfare in times of crisis?