📊 What can we learn from POLLS for the future of SOCIAL DEMOCRACY? – Next Left Pollsters

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The FEPS Talks – Special Edition Next Left is a series of podcasts with the members of the Progressive Pollsters Network, designed to offer insights into public opinion across Europe. It features short interviews with leading experts in qualitative date, who dive into the question in regards to what underpins the electoral preferences, what frames the debates among and within the diverse segments of the societies, as well as what looks like making into becoming the next big and dominant issue.

As such, the series provides knowledge and remains most intriguing for those, who seek nuanced answers about the state of affairs and for those, who wish to know what the next big headline may be and why. The series is powered within the Next Left, which since 2009 is run in cooperation between FEPS and Karl Renner Institute, remaining the most prolific and mulitayered project on the renewal of social democracy in Europe.

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by AFTONBLADET 30/05/2023
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