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Online debate organised by Soundings and Social Europe
Soundings and Social Europe, supported by Compass and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, are hosting a pan-European online debate on the future of social democracy in Europe between now and December. For the next six weeks, contributors from across Europe will publish their views on Building the Good Society, a document written in June 2009 by Labour's Jon Cruddas and Andrea Nahles of the SPD.
Articles will be posted both here and on the Social Europe website, but to make a comment you will need to click on the link for Social Europe.
Introduction
to discussion
Good
society document
Reconnecting
power and politics
Zygmunt Bauman
Does
Europe’s social democracy still have a future? Stefan Collignon
Down, but (definitely) not out Katy Dillon
The principles of communal reciprocity Neal Lawson
Time for a twenty-first century social democracy
Denis MacShane
What now for social democracy in Europe? John Monks
The future of social democracy Poul Nyrup Rasmussen
Broken by design: Europe’s core and periphery
Carl Rowlands
The party-union link and the future of social democracy
Dimitris Tsarouhas
New answers to old questions Andrew Watt
The diversity question Robin Wilson
Practicle
and modest Striving
Samuel Abrahám
Reinventing
the state: new perspectives for social democracy Attila Agh
Finding a new language and making new alliances
Geoff Andrews
The rebirth of utopian thinking on the left Stefan
Berger
A social-democratic strategy for growth Paolo
Borioni
Why not socialism? Mike Cole
Social democracy beyond political parties Colin
Crouch
A good society and not only for academic professionals!
René Cuperus
There is no third way:why social democrats must be
anti-capitalists Jeremy Gilbert
Reinventing the notion of equality Philip
S. Golub and Noëlle Burgi
What now for social democracy in Europe? Keith
Grech
Who
are the social democrats in a post-industrial society? Fredrik
Jansson
Social
democracy after the crash: rebirth or requiem? Ashley Lavelle
Social democracy: a force that is distrusted but
not yet spent Philippe Marlière
The credibility gap Klaus Mehrens
The myth of the rational voter Henning Meyer
Social democracy: governing in poetry Craig Miller
All served in a bucket - with eggs on top Remi
Nilsen
Green pathways David Ritter
Can the state be saved? Karin Roth
Turning the electoral tide Andrew Scott
We have won nothing - the future of social
democracy Arjun
Singh-Muchélle
Revitalising
social democracy James Sloam
Sweden
and the left's future Robert Taylor
Is
progressive populism still possible? Märt Väljataga
European
social democracy: reasons for the defeat Henry Weber
Challenging
finance capital Duncan Weldon
Aspects
of Liberalism Per Wirtén
To read more articles,
and make a comment, go to
http://www.goodsociety.social-europe.eu
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