05.03.2024
Family and Care: Ireland’s Constitution Catching up With Society

Ireland will vote on two changes to its Constitution. But the nature of the proposed changes poses major challenges to constructive public debate.

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29.02.2024
Should Cooperatives Aim for Growth?

Cooperatives and social enterprises offer an alternative to capitalist profit-seeking in times of ecosocial crisis. Can they escape the growth model?

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14.02.2024
Abortion in Poland: What Will Tusk’s New Day for Women Bring?  

The instrumentalisation of women’s rights in Poland is nothing new. Will the new prime minister Donald Tusk deliver the change he promised?

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07.02.2024
Health vs. Wealth? Political Choices in the European Health Union

The profit-maximisation-centered market economy does not work for all. A well-being economy could.

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04.12.2023
Universal Basic Services: a Greener, More Affordable Life for All

Anna Coote and Sebastian Mang on the building blocks of truly sustainable prosperity.

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30.10.2023
Fighting for a Decolonial Europe

Collective fight for liberation can only succeed if it confronts all forms of dispossession and exploitation.

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28.09.2023
Rethinking Care: From Privatisation to Solidarity

The UK is experiencing a care crisis – but instead of pitting generations against each other, we need solidarity.

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22.08.2023
“Good food is a public good”: Lessons From the Netherlands

Here’s what one year of running a community restaurant in Almere taught one of its creators.

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27.06.2023
Sex Work in Europe Between Decriminalisation and Prohibition

With countries pursuing their own policies, a EU-wide political compromise on sex work looks far off.

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21.06.2023
What if Fiscal Policy Was Driven by Climate and Social Justice?

A look at how the EU can tackle growing inequality and climate change with tax justice and spending reforms.

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