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Progressive Yearbook 2023

Looking back to look ahead
EconomyDigitalEnvironmentWorldUkraineGender EqualitySocialMigrationPolitical EuropeDemocracySocial Democracy
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Secretary General
László ANDOR
Team
Ania SKRZYPEK
Network
Pedro SANCHEZ
Network
Grzegorz PIETRUCZUK
Network
Helen BARNARD
Network
Izabela SURWILLO
Network
Roman KUHAR
Network
Javier ALVAREZ-GALVEZ
Network
Katarina KLINGOVA
Progressive Post
Eric SUNDSTRÖM
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Loukas TSOUKALIS
Network
Maria João RODRIGUES
Network
Pascal LAMY
Network
Jack THOMPSON
Network
Maciej GDULA
Network
E Hun TAN
Scientific Council
Ana CHUPESKA STANISHKOVSKA
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Hedwig GIUSTO
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Joaquín ALMUNIA
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30/01/2023

This fourth edition of the Progressive Yearbook has been published in a year of war and, therefore, mostly looks at the war itself, the actors involved and the implications for Europe, as well as the ways it has affected our lives.

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As in previous editions, the FEPS Progressive Yearbook 2023 contains two national cases which consider the state of democracy and social democratic forces in Sweden and Greece. We also provide a global perspective on the shifting world order and the United States. Finally, this Yearbook is completed by an attempt to analyse the present and interpret tendencies in order to foresee what comes next for Europe and European progressives. This yearly edition counted on renowned authors’ contributions, including academics, politicians, and civil society representatives.

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