FEPS: Progressive Yearbook 2022 (free download)

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https://www.feps-europe.eu/resources/publications/841-progressive-yearbook-2022.html




FEPS’ Progressive Yearbook has become a tradition and is now close to the heart of the progressive political family in Brussels and beyond. This yearly edition counts on renowned authors' contributions, including academics, politicians and civil-society representatives.

The third edition of this publication focuses on transversal European issues that have left a mark on 2021 and insightful future-looking analyses for the new year. The past year has brought important changes which might amount to a new trend in Europe. Discover what and why here!



Read the Progressive Yearbook 2022

https://www.feps-europe.eu/attachments/publications/progressive%20yearbook%202022%20v9.pdf


The different chapters:


Foreword: Left turn of the tide?

LOOKING BACK

European Chronology 2021

Commission at half-time - by László ANDOR

PROGRESS IN EUROPE

‘Impossible’ is a matter of opinion - by Ania SKRZYPEK

Poverty in the EU: the Pillar of Social Rights as change-maker? - by Bea CANTILLON

Progressive Person of the Year - László ANDOR interviews Roberto GUALTIERI

IN MEMORIAL

One of our fines. In memory of Michael Hoppe - by Udo BULLMANN

BIG ISSUES

Is Europe shaping the digital transformation? A new programmatic and political challenge for Progressives - by Maria João RODRIGUES

Europe’s authoritarian cancer: diagnoses, prognosis, and treatment - by R Daniel KELEMEN

Ten years on: a new roadmap for reforming the European economic governance framework - by Shahin VALLÉE

EU vaccines – a success story on the way to forging a real Health Union - by Sara CERDAS

Young people already know how a post-Covid world should look like - by François BALATE

Why saving enlargement to the Western Balkans could help overcome the EU crisis - by Luisa CHIODI, Francesco MARTINO and Serena EPIS

European strategic autonomy between ambitions and pragmatism - by Alessandro MARRONE

NATIONAL FOCUS

Bulgaria 2022 – a new beginning? - by Georgi PIRINSKI

Does it take a moderate right-winger to defeat Orbán? Hungary's political year in the light of the upcoming elections - by Anikó GREGOR

GLOBAL FOCUS

In the shadow of the Kremlin: Russia-generated political threats to eastern and central European states, and to the interests of the West in Europe - by Maciej RAŚ

Afghan fallout - by Tomáš PETŘÍČEK

PREDICTIONS 2022

Let’s design a European state - by Ulrike GUÉROT

A green 'whatever it takes' moment - by Mathieu BLONDEEL

Cautious optimism for EU economic governance and democracy in 2022 - by Vivien A SCHMIDT

Technological strategic sovereignty living alongside science diplomacy - by Teresa RIERA MADURELL

The next chapter of EU-UK relations - by Tom KIBASI

The Western Balkans in 2022 - by Daša ŠAŠIĆ ŠILOVIĆ

Dynamics of progressive policies - by Conny REUTER

Contradictory developments in the 2020s: Progressive learning vs the increasingly likely possibility of a global military catastrophe - by Heikki PATOMÄKI

Youth and Covidkratia - by Bruno GONÇALVES