Progressive Economic Policy 2022

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Publications
03/07/2024

Building Economic Democracy in Europe

Concepts, Cases and Achieving Progressive Change
22/11/2023

The macro-economic impact of the cost crisis

Lessons for Europe
09/06/2023

Governing the RRF

Recovery Watch series
24/03/2023

Making Next-Generation EU a permanent tool

Recovery Watch series
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Audiovisual

Reporting for a stronger economy with Iain Begg

Making trade work for prosperity, people and planet | Arancha González

FEPS Primers series - Arancha González and Yanis Bourgeois

‘Progressive Economics Network’ Flickr album

Progressive Economics Network

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Events
Past
25/09/2024
Académie Royale, Brussels

Supporting workers in the transitions and ensuring quality jobs

Forging the new EU agenda - High-level conference
25/09/2024
Académie Royale, Brussels

Anchoring equality in the new European agenda

Forging the new EU agenda - High-level conference
01/10/2024
Ljubljana, Slovenia

FEPS Fringe event at the Congress of Economic Democracy

Tackling challenges of local communities through employee ownership in the EU
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News
18/10/2022

Open letter to call for a deep reform of the EU fiscal rules

28/04/2022

Prof. Stiglitz: NextGenEU was a step forward, but the EU needs more flexibility

20/12/2019

De-Risking the Future of Europe. Reforming the EU Macrofinancial Architecture

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In the media

Orbánov boj z zunanjim sovražnikom ni bil kos inflaciji

by DELO 28/05/2024
In an article in Delo, László Andor criticises Viktor Orbán government's economic policies, such as not allowing Hungary to join the euro area, which he believes would have helped curb inflation. He also criticises the government for blaming external enemies such as the President of the European Commission, to cover up its own failures.

FEPS President at Euronews talk-show ‘Brussels, my love?’

by Euronews 15/01/2024
Panellists discussed topics including EU fiscal rules reform, German farmer's protests, and the decision of Charles Michel to quit his job early to run for MEP.

“Trade doesn’t work in isolation from good domestic policies” Interview to Arancha González

by Borderlex 19/09/2023
Interview to Arancha González, former Spanish foreign minister, who released together with FEPS the new book entitled 'The Trade Handbook: Making Trade Work for Prosperity, People and Planet'

Após 66 anos de adiamentos, a barragem do Pisão entrou em contra-relógio

by Pùblico 19/08/2023
'After 66 years of postponements, the Pisão dam has entered a race against time' Pùblico's article mentions FEPS Policy Study 'Governing the RRF'
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