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transform! at the 5th EL Congress
- 16 December 2016 - 18 December 2016 | Berlin
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- Follow the livestream at: https://www.die-linke.de/mediathek/livestream/
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Policy Paper on EU-Russian relations
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The EU and Russia: Is There a Way Out?
- Current relations between the EU and Russia are going through a long-term crisis which raises several security issues regionally and globally.
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Presidential Elections in Austria
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Winning a Battle, Not the War
- Austria’s far-right has suffered a setback, but it would be a mistake to believe the dynamic that created is broken.
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Report of the Helsinki Workshop
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Analysing European Social Democracy: The Stance of the Left
- The workshop was dedicated to the state of affairs in European Social Democracy and the interrelation with the current crisis and the dismantling of European integration. In the framework of the event, we analyzed the decline of Social Democracy through the prism of post-democratic politics, as well as from the political economy perspective.
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The Referendum in Italy
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Because History is Made by the People
- The air is clean and re-energising, but the journey does not end here; we are now entering a period that will be more delicate and, in some respects, more difficult.
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The French Left at the Eve of the Presidential Election
- Almost five years of ‘Hollandism’ has left progressive political forces in disarray and poisoned up to the very idea of the Left.
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Election Report
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Green peasant blues in Lithuania
- Against the backdrop of the current rise in neo-nationalism and the growing xenophobia in the EU and across the Atlantic, one could say that the recent Lithuanian elections, which ended on 23 October, almost seemed to pass with bucolic tranquility. But it is a prelude to yet another phase of a deepening post-democratic crisis affecting national democracies without a politically mobilized precariat in the region.
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Abortion Strike
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For Formal Freedoms and Real. The ‘Black Protest’ in Poland
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- Given that Poland has one of the lowest natality rates in EU, and its population does not comprise from nuns, priests and friars but regular people, one could expect abortion rate to reach levels similar to other European countries, i.e. approximately 150,000 per year. And yet, officially speaking, the number of abortions performed in the country barely exceeds 1,000.
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- Preface
- The Enigma of Europe
- Transformation Strategies: Productive Reconstruction and the Commons
- Debate
- Country Reports
- Activity Report
- Additional Articles (language-specific)
- Book Order
Video of the Week
Austrian Presidential Election Shows How United Front Politics Can Defeat the Far Right
Walter Baier interviewed by The Real News: “The next challenge will be to maintain alliances against the far right in the upcoming parliamentary elections.”
Walter Baier interviewed by The Real News: “The next challenge will be to maintain alliances against the far right in the upcoming parliamentary elections.”
Focus
New social actors pose new challenges to organisational structures for political action.
Can right-wing parties with a nationalist and populist agenda come into power even in the core of the EU? Of which character is the challenge they are posing to the Left?
Up-to-date analyses of the crisis, a deeper theoretical examination of its structural causes and debates on political alternatives.
The political system of Spain has been changed after the December 2015 elections.
The win of SYRIZA in the Greek elections is in the centre of interest of social movements, trade unions and progressive political forces in Europe.
