California Rewrites the Welfare State While Europe Looks Away
Christophe Sente and Timothée Duverger
Trump and Sanders now converge on sovereign funds holding corporate shares, scrambling familiar ideological lines.
What Jürgen Habermas Misses About American Democracy
Europe’s leading public intellectual offers a flawed, Eurocentric reading of US politics that obscures more than it reveals.
A Transatlantic Reckoning: Why Europe Needs a New Pact Beyond Defence Spending
The European Union faces an existential choice: succumb to economic nationalism or forge a new transatlantic order.
France, Europe and another election
French voters may have been recalled for a snap domestic election—but the underlying trends have been decades in the making.
Democracy and the future of work
Anxiety about the state of democracy amid political polarisation should direct us to an unexpected answer—economic citizenship.
Where is the French left going?
Christophe Sente and Christopher Mackin
Beyond the new electoral formation, a potential avenue is open to democratise work.
The drama of the French presidential election
Christophe Sente and Timothée Duverger
Social democracy is flatlining in a France which otherwise betrays common European features.
Ecosocialism: more than another Third Way
Christophe Sente and Timothée Duverger
The old left was too slow to see beyond materialist consumption. But an ecosocialism can underpin coalitions with the green parties which filled the gap.