Social Europe articles on politics

Proactive engagement to help overcome the stalemate and firm signalling that any autocratic crackdown will trigger strong and effective measures are needed.

With lessons not learnt, yet with the ‘rebuilding’ of Europe very much under construction, it is time for a truly social Europe.

Branko Milanovic argues that ‘stop the world, we want to get off’ is no basis for a revival of progressive politics.

The current understanding of intersectionality is a dead-end for progressive politics.

With employers on a decades-long offensive against labour, the balance of power which once secured social dialogue has been transformed.

The principle of a European minimum wage is established. How it should be set is not.

After the summer holidays, schools across Europe have been fretting about if and when they will have to switch back to digital distance learning—but not in Estonia.