Social Europe articles on politics

Homeless people tend to have individualised, complex needs. But their first requirement is simple—a home.

There is only one problem with the theory that the labour market is becoming polarised between the low- and high-skilled. It’s wrong.

Europe must act on its global responsibility to protect human and workers’ rights.

Branko Milanovic explains the possible thinking behind Vladimir Putin’s recent clouded constitutional announcements.

The World Economic Forum has recognised intellectually that Scandinavian social models offer an alternative to rising inequality. It just can’t accept this ideologically.

Populism is boosted by economic crises, but its roots are cultural.

Adam Tooze stresses that the critical COP26 conference later this year hinges on European unity and radical leadership.