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The Majority is Convinced: New German Administration is Future-Oriented<\/a><\/h4>
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SPD, Greens and FDP have stepped up as a Future-Oriented coalition<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Paul J\u00fcrgensen<\/a>, Benjamin Lamoureux<\/a><\/div>
Study\/Survey<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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Full Speed Ahead: Progress in 2022+ \u2013 A Decade for a Just Transformation<\/a><\/h4>
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SPD, Greens and FDP as parties of progress<\/div>
Paulina Fr\u00f6hlich<\/a>, Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Michael Miebach<\/a>, Katarina Niewiedzial<\/a>, Florian Ranft<\/a>, Judith Siller<\/a>, Thomas Kralinski<\/a><\/div>
Discussion Paper<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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Shaping Progress<\/a><\/h4>
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Position Paper | 2019<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a><\/div>
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The Old Order is Gone \u2013 Progressives Must Decide What Replaces it<\/a><\/h4>
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How Germany and Europe rethink power, security, and progressive strategy\n\u2013 Newsletter featuring progressive analyses, events and publications.<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Florian Ranft<\/a><\/div>
Newsletter<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Majorities in Favour of a New Security Promise: Insights from the Progressive Action Summit in London<\/a><\/h4>
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Progressive government leaders and NGOs met in London for a strategy debate. Report on differences in discourse and what can be learned from them.<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a>, Florian Ranft<\/a><\/div>
Event Report<\/a>, News<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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A State that Builds<\/a><\/h4>
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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 \u2013 and is perceived as such. Why Germany needs a new political project.<\/div>
Dominic Schwickert<\/a><\/div>
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