Future of social democracyThe feminist building-blocks of a just, sustainable economy The pandemic and the environmental crisis have exposed the cruelty of our economic system. A feminist approach could be the answer By Jayati Ghosh
Interviews'Without the pickers and the riders nothing works' The Gorillas scandal in Germany has demonstrated the importance of union work. Daniel Nikolovic on why platform workers can trust big trade unions
Future of social democracyHow Shinzo Abe still rules Japan In this weekend's election in Japan, the ruling LDP will most likely hold on to power — with its former leader Shinzo Abe still pulling the strings By Sven Saaler
Future of social democracyGermany’s coalition: green light or stuck on amber? In Germany's coalition talks, the SPD, FDP, and Greens have agreed on key points. While some are necessary compromises, a real vision is lacking By Peter Bofinger
Interviews'Minimum wages do not hurt jobs' The Nobel Prize for Economics has been awarded to research debunking decades of misguided theory on wage growth. Evelyn Astor on its significance
Future of social democracyThe unlikely victory: lessons of the SPD’s election win How does one provide security in an unstable world? The victorious social democrats have convinced German voters that they have the answer By Robert Misik
Future of social democracyWhat does Germany want? Germany's coalition talks will be tricky. And so remains accepting its role as a leading global actor, writes former US diplomat John Kornblum By John Kornblum
Future of social democracyThe Norwegian left's new-found optimism The left won a major victory at Norway's recent elections — with a programme focussed on tackling inequality, climate change, and regional disparities By Axel Fjeldavli
Future of social democracyChile: from 9/11 to the end of neoliberalism After the coup against Allende on 11 September 1973, Chile became the laboratory of neoliberalism. Soon, it may finally free itself from its legacy By Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser
Future of social democracyWhere is Italy heading? While many are looking to Eastern Europe with concern, in Italy an unholy far-right alliance is forming to take over the government By Tobias Mörschel, Michael Braun