Political scientist Eunice Goes explains the vicissitudes of social democracy historically and addresses its contemporary challenges.
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Disharmony on the left could pave the way for a right-wing coalition government.
The Portuguese governmental ‘contraption’ has turned out to be surprisingly enduring—so much so that it may face another term
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 with adaptation to the demands…
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 say is the historic position…
The EU should welcome US scholars fleeing Trump’s assault on academia—and lead in global innovation and freedom.
The tragic exodus of people from war-torn Syria and surrounding countries challenges the world’s reason and sympathy. Since 2011, some four million people have fled Syria, with millions more internally…
Europeans are living through an extraordinary historical moment. Great contemporary works of art help them grasp it.
Europe spends €2 trillion a year on public contracts, most awarded to the lowest bidder, fuelling precarious work.
Weber bears responsibility for the Return Regulation vote of 17 June, which allows up to 24 months’ detention for seeking a better life.
As Gaza endures unprecedented horror, Europe cannot longer stay inactive.
Trump promises sweeping deportations and attacks on opponents, while Harris advocates for democratic norms and a people-centered agenda.
Claudia Goldin’s Nobel prize puts women’s labour-force participation and the gender pay gap at the centre of economics.
Trade unions have been winning battles across Europe to halt the erosion of real wages but can’t win this war alone.
As Trump and Netanyahu reignite Gaza conflict, Europe’s failure to respond risks severe regional consequences.
The government’s efforts to deflect responsibility for the train disaster have failed to contain public outrage.
Poland has opened its border with Ukraine to war refugees. Not so at another border, with Belarus.