Habermas’s signature on the “solidarity with Israel” statement reflected a misunderstanding of his own ideas, not the ...

A recent announcement from the European Commission went almost unnoticed. On 16 April, it sent its legislative programme for ...

Sociology has not surrendered its public voice to philosophy. It has lost the illusion that it speaks from nowhere.

Paul Stewart is Emeritus Professor (Grenoble University) and Visiting Professor at the Centre for Sociological Research (KU ...

Europe spends €2 trillion a year buying goods and services; treating that money as mere book-keeping squanders a decisive ...

For years, climate politics was organised around a single technological question: could renewable energy become efficient and cheap enough to replace fossil fuels? That question has now largely been ...

In short, Europe is not just facing a trade conflict; it is confronting a more transactional and coercive international ...

Sabine Stephan is a senior economist at the Macroeconomic Policy Institute (IMK) of the Hans-Böckler-Stiftung, where she ...

Ideology has become the political slur of the right against the left, the reproach the sober pragmatists hurl at the vain ...

Austerity packages reduce approval, drive protests, and raise the odds of a government crisis — especially in downturns.

Europe’s refugee crisis is far from solved, but there are signs that the agreement finalized by the European Union and Turkey on March 18 is Minimum wage policy across Europe has shifted significantly ...

Surging Chinese exports, a sliding renminbi and a depleted European industrial base are colliding — and Brussels has run out of time to respond. China and the United States, the latter especially ...