Search

Publications

03/10/2017
Policy Brief

Reducing inequality

The key to a strong and cohesive social Europe
03/10/2017
Policy Brief

Inequalities, growth and the future of liberal democracies

Waves of suffering in the form of unemployment and destruction of wealth have transformed the […]
02/10/2017
Policy Brief

The never ending story of the failure to introduce a financial transaction tax

For more than four years, finance ministers from 10 EU countries have been negotiating the […]
02/10/2017
Policy Brief

How the financial industry mobilised against the European Financial Transaction Tax

Despite broad post-crisis support in Europe for a financial transaction tax, the financial industry successfully […]
28/09/2017
Policy Brief

Brexit and European defence: Between uncertainty and cooperation

The negotiations on Brexit are likely to have a dual effect on European security and […]
28/09/2017
Policy Brief

Brexit: A paradoxical effect on the EU’s defence policy?

Britain’s decision on 23 June 2016 to leave the European Union is a serious blow […]
28/09/2017
Policy Brief

Brexit: Neither a catastrophe nor a blessing for EU defense policy

Contrary to outward appearances, the revival of a real European defence policy does not depend […]
21/09/2017
Policy Study

Fading Democracies in Africa

With the end of the cold war east-west rivalry in Africa was replaced by political […]
21/09/2017
Policy Brief

The European Left is at risk

The Labour party, despite an overall gain of 32 seats, lost the general election in […]
21/09/2017
Policy Brief

Social Democracy: daring uncertainty

To prevent further decline, European social democracy requires a comprehensive and radical structural overhaul, one […]
21/09/2017
Policy Brief

What can progressives learn from the UK general election?

The UK election result on June 8th confounded politicians, commentators, local activists and pollsters alike. […]
21/09/2017
Policy Brief

To reinvent or disappear

Never before since the introduction of universal suffrage has social democracy been so weak during […]
Load more...