Trade, Trust and Transition – Transatlantic Perspectives in Times of Geopolitical Disruption
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In an era marked by global insecurity, geopolitical friction, and economic transformation, the Progressive Economics Network (PEN) reconvened in Washington, D.C.
A State that Builds
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The new black-red German government is about to take office. The coalition agreement they have negotiated is extensive. However, it alone will not suffice to implement the urgent changes required. In the upcoming legislative period, the state must become active once more: acting as a proactive shaper that approaches challenges with focus, speed, and renewed confidence in its own capabilities – and is perceived as such. Why Germany needs a new political project.
Europe and U.S. States Can Lead the Way on Transatlantic Climate Action
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Transatlantic efforts to transform climate policy must not become a flashpoint in history but an engine of shared prosperity.
It’s time for democratic allies to strike back against fascism
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Newsletter featuring progressive analyses, events and publications.
Europe and U.S. States Can Lead the Way on Transatlantic Climate Action
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Transatlantic efforts to transform climate policy must not become a flashpoint in history but an engine of shared prosperity.
It’s time for democratic allies to strike back against fascism
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Newsletter featuring progressive analyses, events and publications.
Winning Hearts and Minds – Transforming the Industrial Heartlands
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Two new policy papers offer valuable insights into (former) industrial regions in the United States. Here’s what we learned discussing them with experts.
AI: the role of the state and a progressive narrative
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Artificial intelligence between hype and hysteria
Trade, Trust and Transition – Transatlantic Perspectives in Times of Geopolitical Disruption
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In an era marked by global insecurity, geopolitical friction, and economic transformation, the Progressive Economics Network (PEN) reconvened in Washington, D.C.
A State that Builds
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The new black-red German government is about to take office. The coalition agreement they have negotiated is extensive. However, it alone will not suffice to implement the urgent changes required. In the upcoming legislative period, the state must become active once more: acting as a proactive shaper that approaches challenges with focus, speed, and renewed confidence in its own capabilities – and is perceived as such. Why Germany needs a new political project.
No Backlash, No Retreat
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Public support for climate and economic policies remains remarkably stable in Germany and the U.S., with no significant backlash against green agendas in either country.
Before the Election: Insights from the US Industrial Heartlands
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What do people in the industrial heartlands of the US Midwest actually think about politics? And what are the actual needs and concerns of these communities?
Lessons Learned from the US Presidential Election
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A week ago, Donald Trump moved into the White House for the second time, and the radical shift in US politics has already become abundantly clear. What factors drove voters in the industrial heartlands to lean Republican?
Foreign Policy for the Middle Classes: New Industrial Policy in Times of Geoeconomic Shift
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In light of the recent geo-economic shifts accelerated by the pandemic, global crises and conflicts, and the ongoing efforts to tackle the climate crisis, one group is facing particular challenges: The middle class in the former industrial heartlands across the US and Europe.
Lessons Learned from the US Presidential Election
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A week ago, Donald Trump moved into the White House for the second time, and the radical shift in US politics has already become abundantly clear. What factors drove voters in the industrial heartlands to lean Republican?
Foreign Policy for the Middle Classes: New Industrial Policy in Times of Geoeconomic Shift
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In light of the recent geo-economic shifts accelerated by the pandemic, global crises and conflicts, and the ongoing efforts to tackle the climate crisis, one group is facing particular challenges: The middle class in the former industrial heartlands across the US and Europe.
How to foster public support for European climate policies. Evidence from the German population
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Europe’s transition towards climate neutrality by 2050 requires major shifts in the structure of our economy and society – and wide societal backing. This paper analyses what kind of EU climate policy would meet with broad social approval and formulates corresponding recommendations.
More diverse than united? A comparative analysis of the EU elections 2024
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Analysis of European Parliament election programmes and electoral campaigns, focusing on key member states in a comparative perspective.