EuropeShaping the future of work collectively How trade unions anticipate the introduction of new technology at the workplace By Julian Hale
North AmericaThe diversity of the Democratic Party American history demonstrates that party conflict does not necessarily hurt electoral success By Matt Grossmann, David A. Hopkins
North AmericaBeating Trump in 2020 Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is not the US Democrats’ saviour By Michael Petrou
GlobalBeacons of transnational solidarity Trade unions are under pressure worldwide. Yet they find creative ways to make the world more just and inclusive By Mirko Herberg
Europe‘Africa does not need even more emigration to Europe’ Philosopher Julian Nida-Rümelin discusses solidarity, migration and the ethics of a more just world order By Julian Nida-Rümelin
North AmericaThe dire State of the Union(s) American unions are doing badly. This affects the prospects for Democrats in the US midterm elections By Thomas Greven
EuropeThe role of trade unions in a rapidly changing world Reiner Hoffmann, the leading trade unionist in Germany, talks about migration, Brexit and the European Union By Reiner Hoffmann
GlobalLiberal democracy under threat Democracy is already in an advanced stage of decay, but it's not too late for a happy ending By Yascha Mounk
Videos'The Sweden Democrats are setting the agenda' In the run-up to the Swedish elections, democratic parties shouldn't follow the discourse of the populist right By Anna-Lena Lodenius
Future of social democracyGetting down from the ideological trees Countries in Europe need to work together on refugee policy. They simply need to divide up their responsibilities By Lars Castellucci
