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Europe 2025

Europe is in a pivotal year yet again. The European elections in May 2019 set the tone for what will unfold during the rest of 2019 and beyond. The new European Parliament will have its first sitting in the summer and the second half of the year will be determined by the creation of a new European Commission. The debate about which political priorities the European Union should pursue in the coming years will take place in turbulent political times characterised by the unfolding Sino-American trade war, a weakening of the transatlantic partnership, Brexit and the continued threat of populism.

Social Europe, in cooperation with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and the Hans Böckler Stiftung, seeks to inform these upcoming debates by collecting ideas for the next five and a half years of European politics from thought-provoking thinkers and experts. Under the title “Europe 2025” we collect fresh thinking after the European elections 2019 that helps sketching out a positive path forward for Europe.

Europe 2025

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Europe’s ‘soft-core’ future of differentiated integration Vivien Schmidt
Hungary and Poland, Poland and Hungary A European pivot from space to time Kalypso Nicolaïdis
Brexit deal,UK's European question An inclusive Green New Deal: the EU must raise its ambition, confidence and determination Kirsty Hughes
social investment Rescue, not renewal: social investment for future wellbeing Anton Hemerijck and Massimiliano Santini
substantive democracy Giving Europe political substance Mary Kaldor
mode of action A new ‘mode of action’ for Europe—prioritising the polity Sophie Pornschlegel
Europe from below Europeanisation from below: still time for another Europe? Donatella Della Porta
crisis The challenge ahead: a safer and more dynamic Europe Gustav Horn
legitimacy Creating social legitimacy in the EU Christian Schweiger
nation-state Europe’s future: democracy and equality should come first Jan Zielonka
rethinking Europe Rethinking Europe—a challenge for trade unions Peter Scherrer
Europe as project From Europe-as-project to a real political community Marija Bartl
Europe's destiny Europe’s destiny is at stake Léonce Bekemans
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