The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung London in collaboration with the Involvement and Participation Association (IPA) invited trade union and business representatives as well as policy-makers to discuss the future of work in an advanced technological environment.

Heimat was a key concept used by Norbert Hofer and his campaign team in the presidential election in Austria. In doing so he utilised a tactic common amongst populists today of tapping into a sense of identity and using terms such as patriotism for their own good. The progressive left is too…

FES London and IPPR hosted a workshop on the transformation of the labour markets fuelled by digitisation and automation.

The FES London office organised a roundtable debate on the consequences Brexit might have for the future of the Irish Island.

FES London in cooperation with RUSI hosted a workshop to discuss the consequences of Brexit for European security and defence.

In cooperation with CoVi, the FES London hosted an interactive workshop on the question “What do young people want from Brexit”.

FES London and the Fabian Women’s Network organized a roundtable event to provide insights in the ongoing digitisation debate and explore particularly what women will face by the transformation of the labour markets.

The FES London in cooperation with the International Group of the Fabian Society organised an panel discussion to compare the German and English perspectives on the common challenge of rising political populism.

The emerging Digital Society, fuelled by technological innovation, automation and digitisation, poses uniquely new opportunities but also challenges that affect both the organisation of welfare states and societies as such.

In both Britain and Germany, immigration and integration policy stand at the top of the public’s agenda.