Political Participation
Fossil fuels have kept us hooked to large, impersonal energy systems. Could renewables re-politicise or even democratise our relationship with energy?
Read moreThe Beyond Growth Conference was a watershed for the degrowth movement. But increased visibility comes with the risk of co-optation.
Read moreIn a world grappling with the climate crisis, social unrest, and polarisation undermining democracy, an oasis of ideas for a better future has bloomed. It happened in Milan during the Spring School on Climate Citizens’ Assemblies. The two-day event brought to the same room the instigators of the next wave of participatory democracy that looms on the horizon. Uncover their stories, insights, and dreams for a greener tomorrow for Europe.
Read moreEuropean politics may be drifting to the right but progressives cannot yet be counted out of the struggle for Europe.
Read moreEmma Goldman’s story exemplifies how desire can build a more just society.
Read morePolitics should be less about the form and more about our desire for change.
Read moreAdéla Jurečková examines the results of the parliamentary elections and the ongoing political crisis in the Czech Republic.
Read moreJasmine Lorenzini explains how young people are getting involved in politics and challenging the norms of participation today.
Read moreKaren Celis and Sarah Childs argue that if we are to make our democracies more equal and more representative, we need a multifaceted approach.
Read moreAs the October 2021 elections loomed, we asked Green party co-chair Michal Berg how the Greens hope to shape the debate.
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