Historians and political scientists now identify the United States as exhibiting the very warning signs it once monitored in fragile states abroad. Who knows what Alexis de Tocqueville would say if he ...
Britain’s new Prime Minister blames four decades of neoliberalism for national malaise — and continental progressives should ...
As the far right reshapes democracy, progressives from Berlin to Washington must decide whether cultural struggle beats ...
Gross national income-based national contributions rest largely on taxes on labour and consumption, so the EU budget ...
As welfare provision retreats, European states police the marginalised while laundering networks and corporate enablers ...
Hungary’s opposition beat Orbán not by shunning national symbols but by taking ownership of them. An inclusive nation: Magyar ...
The industrialization-led growth model is faltering. Developing economies’ best hope now lies in raising productivity across ...
Jonathan Menge is Policy Officer for Digitalisation and State Modernisation at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Berlin.
Sven Schreurs is Postdoctoral Researcher in labour market policy and European integration at the Faculty of Law at Amsterdam ...
Zsolt Enyedi is Professor of Political Science at the Central European University (CEU).
Robin Wilson: Your new book, Social Democracy, is a sobering account of social democracy since its emergence, charting a steadily diminishing political ambition—a fading of the red flag, if you ...
On January 10th, the French prime minister, Elisabeth Borne, presented a draft pension reform, its main feature an increase in the minimum retirement age from 62 to 64. The project has evoked a major ...
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