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Why British-German relations matter
German-British relations are changing, and that's why we want to hear from you. Watch our new animated video and get involved.
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The Economy and the Labour Market in Crisis – Is the Pandemic Accelerating Change? With Matthew Taylor
Digitalisation, structural change and demographic change are leading to upheavals in the labour market.
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European Security after Brexit: A British, French and German Perspective
Jean-Pierre Maulny, Marius Müller-Hennig, Neil Melvin, Malcolm Chalmers (November 2020): Brexit poses a risk for European Security as the highly institutionalised relations based on EU membership…
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Towards A New Normal - What legacy might COVID-19 leave for UK working patterns?
Patrick Briône (October 2020): The COVID-19 crisis has led to major, unprecedented changes in UK working practice. while many on them might be temporary, some effects are likely to prove long…
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Losing its Aura? Public Service Broadcasting in the UK
Des Freedman (September 2020): Public service broadcasting in the UK is fraying at the edges. Faced with increased competition from commercial rivals and ongoing pressure from hostile governments,…
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Human Rights Are Investors’ Obligations
Antje Schneeweiß (June, 2020): This study firstly seeks to show, from a civil society perspective, how the human rights due diligence in the »green« EU taxonomy should be …
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Internationalism and the Good Society
Clive Lewis (February 2020): This publication is based on a speech given by Clive Lewis, Member of Parliament for Norwich South, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Good Society debate.…
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Love Thy Country - Can Patriotism be Reclaimed by the Left?
In this podcast, Another Europe and guests discuss a perennial question for the left today: can place, nationality and patriotism play a part in progressive politics?
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Labour After Corbyn
Paul Mason (April 2020): Keir Starmer was announced as Labour’s new leader on 4 April 2020. A career human rights lawyer, his political strategy has been consistent since the 1980s: a socialism based…
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The Good Society – Strategic Positioning of the Left
Following the tenth anniversary of the multi-faceted debate on how to build the Good Society as a project for the democratic Left, FES London hosted a conference in London to reflect upon the…
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