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New Release
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Radical in Diversity: Europe's Left 2010-2020
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By Amieke Bouma,
Cornelia Hildebrandt
Danai Koltsida
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This volume reviews the full breadth of discussions around the left project from 2010 to 2020, tracking developments within the left across Europe – edited by Amieke Bouma and transform! europe's Cornelia Hildebrandt and Danai Koltsida.
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eDossier
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Economic Anti-Crisis Measures of EU Member States After the Outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020
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By Roland Kulke,
Eduardo Sánchez Iglesias
Matteo Gaddi
Eleftheria Angeli
Mauricio Rezende Dias
Ilona Švihlíková
Michał Menes
Emma Clancy
Pauline Debanes
Michael Schwan
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A turn towards socio-ecological transformation or a continuation of the neoliberal overexploitation of people and nature? Study on the response of selected EU Member States to the outbreak of the corona crisis, commissioned by transform! europe.
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Book Release
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The Austrian Revolution
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The classic work by the most prominent Austro-Marxist theorist of the inter-war period, Otto Bauer, now available in English for the first time in full.
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ePaper
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Implications of COVID-19 on Women Workers in the Service Sector. A Special Focus on Italy
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By Tania Toffanin
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Women workers have been hit particularly hard by the corona crisis, with implications for all areas of life, ranging from health to social and economic issues. This research carried out by feminist sociologist Tania Toffanin examines various consequences of the crisis on women workers‘ lives in...
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ePaper
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Security and the Left in Europe. Towards a New Left Concept of Security
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By Katerina Anastasiou,
Sofian Philip Naceur
Axel Ruppert
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Security is a basic need and an urgent necessity for everyone, particularly for those affected by war, violent conflict, police brutality, hate crimes, or domestic violence. Yet, current debates on security are mostly co-opted by the right, and repressive and discriminating policies are justified in...
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eDossier
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Coalition of Labour: Worker's Voices in Europe
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By Roberto Morea,
Andrea Allamprese
Beatriz Casas González
Edoardo Esposto
Nathan Gaborit
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In the last decades, the working and living conditions of millions of workers all across Europe have significantly deteriorated. The organisers of this research project not only talked about workers but talked with them, on issues such as working and living conditions, the perceived causes of their...
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eBook
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The Covid-19 Pandemic: the End of Neoliberal Globalisation?
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By Václav Cílek,
Jan Keller
Petr Drulák
Tomáš Daněk
Petr Schnur
Michael Hauser
Ilona Švihlíková
Veronika Sušová-Salminen
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Leading Czech and Slovak scientists from various disciplines have contributed to this eDossier. Supported by transform! europe, economists, philosophers, sociologists, political scientists, historians, geologists and culturologists were brought together to reflect on the ongoing pandemic.
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eBook
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1969: The Year the Workers Shook the World
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By Paolo Ferrero
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1969 was the year of the workers' revolt, which involved a large part of the industrialised world: from Italy to Poland, from France to the U.S.A — a revolt that questioned the unacceptable conditions in which the working classes lived.
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ePublication
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The Situation of Women in Poland 2020
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By Agata Czarnacka,
Anna Grodzka
Małgorzata Jonczy-Adamska
Joanna Miśkiewicz
Urszula Nowakowska
Andrzej Dominiczak
Ewa Majewska
Ewa Dąbrowska-Szulc
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Starting in October 2020, feminist protests, which could not be ignored, have addressed the multitude of issues women are facing in the country. This publication of the Naprzód Foundation – available in English and Polish, co-financed by transform! europe – focuses on structural sexism and the...
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eBrochure
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Life Stories, Workers' Rights, and Feminism
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The Slovenian Institute 8th March, supported by transform! europe, presents this collection of two sets of life stories: The first one was part of a campaign for workers’ rights, carried out before the pandemic, the second one is dedicated to the situation of self-employed parents during the...
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New Release
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Europe as a Common. Exploring Transversal Social Ethics
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By Walter Baier,
Cornelia Hildebrandt
Luisa Sello
Franz Kronreif
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“This economy kills”, Pope Francis wrote 2013 in his encyclical Evangeli Gaudium, opening thus the door for a dialogue between Catholic Christians and socialists of Marxist orientation.
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New Release
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Remembering Late Socialism in Autobiographical Novels and Autofictions from Central and Eastern Europe
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In the latest issue of the European Journal of Life Writing, guest editors Agnieszka Mrozik and Anja Tippner explore the role of autobiographical writing in commemorating the past as well as in demonstrating the demise of socialism, as represented in contemporary literatures in Czech, Polish,...
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