Publications

09/10/2014

South Asia: April dossier

With impending elections in India, Klaus Voll, Joyce Lobo and Sugandh Juneja focus on the […]
09/10/2014

Precarious employment in Europe

Authors: Pedro Miguel CARDOSO, Isil ERDINC, Jeroen HOREMANS, Scott LAVERY Introduction of the paper The […]
09/10/2014

Back to earth: Reconnecting people and politics

Edited by Ania Skrzypek-Claassens, Ed Wallis With public trust in politicians to tell the truth at […]
09/10/2014

It’s not just about euro

Author: Massimo D’Alema, President of the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS). A different Europe. […]
09/10/2014

Banking Union: a response to Europe’s fragile financial integration dreams? Policy Brief N.3 2014

Banking Union seems to be the best solution to secure European financial stability and, at […]
09/10/2014

Designing a Fiscal Capacity for the Euro-zone

Despite important economic policy developments in the Eurozone since 2010 and despite some signs of […]
09/10/2014

Easily Allured because of the age? A Comparative Analysis on the Relationship between Populism and Youth in Europe

Authors: Giacomo BOTTOS, Anikó GREGOR, Niko HATAKKA, Davide RAGONE, Danilo RAPONI Introduction of the paper […]
09/10/2014

Report on A Progressive Renaissance for Europe

With 3 days of political debates, 12 workshops, 12 leaders of European social democracy, 21 […]
09/10/2014

India: Triumph of nationalism and good governance?

India’s political landscape has fundamentally changed. The overwhelming victory of the BJP/NDA and the virtual […]
09/10/2014

South Africa’s voters defy President Zuma’s scandals

The scandals surrounding President Zuma brought predictions of a rout for the ruling African National […]
09/10/2014

Clouds gather for election season in India, South Africa and the European Union

This article draws on the analyses by the FEPS Correspondents in India and South Africa […]
09/10/2014

More Europe Vs. No Europe: Europarties and Euroscepticism in the 2014 European Elections

In 2013 the Foundation of European Progressive Studies, the Fondazione Italianieuropei and the Rome office […]
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