Social democracy: its history and its future
Political scientist Eunice Goes explains the vicissitudes of social democracy historically and addresses its contemporary challenges.
Eunice Goes
Portuguese elections too close to call
Disharmony on the left could pave the way for a right-wing coalition government.
Portuguese elections: Socialists expected to return to power but without a majority
The Portuguese governmental ‘contraption’ has turned out to be surprisingly enduring—so much so that it may face another term
Social democrats must say another Globalisation is possible
Social democratic parties across Europe are now paying the electoral price for their uncritical embrace of globalisation in the 1990s. Then, responsible politics was equated
Social Democracy Key to Deepening Europe’s Democracy
Good afternoon, Eunice, and thank you very much for taking the time to talk to me today about the Portuguese Socialist Party. What would you
Cameron’s EU Politics Is A Masterclass In How To Lose Friends
In one of the many memorable moments from “Yes, Prime Minister”, mandarin-in-chief Sir Humphrey Appleby suggests some “masterly inactivity” to a premier who is determined