‘The 10th Oxford Symposium’ Flickr album

Photo album of The 10th Oxford Symposium in Oxford, United Kingdom. Conceived amidst ideological challenges […]
17/12/2024
The 10th Oxford Symposium

Photo album of The 10th Oxford Symposium in Oxford, United Kingdom.

Conceived amidst ideological challenges and electoral setbacks for the centre-left, the Symposium has become a vital platform for academics, politicians, and thought leaders for a decade. Featuring cutting-edge analysis, it addresses critical issues like the rise of the radical right, polycrises, and strategies for progressive resurgence in the face of digital, environmental, and demographic transitions.

For this jubilee anniversary, we launched the book “The Politics of Polycrisis”. Drawing on insights from key contributors from the EU and the UK, it presents new ideas for restoring social democracy, tackling topics including the green transition, the rise of platform work, industrial policy, and artificial intelligence.

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