Patrick DIAMOND

Professor of Public Policy at Queen Mary, University of London and a member of the FEPS Scientific Council
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Publications
13/10/2025

Facing the future: How to make Social Democracy a powerhouse again

Rethinking social democracy in an age of change This publication was launched at FEPS’ fringe […]
04/08/2025

Next Left Vol. 16

The Progressive Compass
29/01/2025

Progressive Yearbook 2025

2024 was announced as a ‘super election’ year. In fact, about half of the world’s […]
12/12/2024

The Politics of Polycrisis

Drawing on insights from key contributors from the EU and the UK, the book “The […]
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Progressive Post
06/06/2025

The ideological pursuit of a modern, empowering state

It is a major question why, in so many countries, the demise of 1980s neoliberalism […]
09/07/2024

Labour is back

British Labour’s election victory last Thursday was little short of breath-taking. Labour won its second-highest […]
20/12/2019

Britain’s warning to social democracy across Europe

Brexit and Corbyn are not the more fundamental reasons for British Labour Party defeat
28/10/2019

Defending Progressivism

The profound difficulty for his concept though is that he lacks both a rigorous analysis of capitalism, and a clear understanding of the enduring importance of nation-states.
02/05/2017

Shaping the campaign

This post originally appeared on the Fabian Society website The opinion polls currently point towards […]
18/01/2017

UK elections: Labour fights back

Despite predictions of electoral disaster for the Labour Party before the UK election, its leader […]
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Events
14 - 16/12/2025
Oxford, United Kingdom (Expert Meeting)

11th Oxford Symposium

FEPS, Progressive Britain, and the Karl-Renner-Institut are proud to co-organise yet another edition (11th) of […]
22/04/2025
Brussels, Belgium

Next Left Taskforce

FEPS in partnership with the Karl-Renner-Institut, launched the new cycle of the Next Left project. […]
16 - 17/10/2024
FEPS HQ

Beyond the border 

The implications of Brexit for the island of Ireland
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Audiovisual

‘Beyond the border’ Flickr album

On 16 October 2024, together with Brussels Labour and following the debates in London, Dublin and Belfast […]

9th Oxford Symposium

Flagship event of the Next Left thematic field

Next Left Focus Group

Participation in the IV Congress Forum Postępu
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