De-Risking the Future of Europe

Reforming the Macrofinancial Architecture

FEPS, the London School of Economics, the University of the West of England - Bristol and the Rockslide University organise a conference in London to identify avenues to REFORMING MACRO-FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE in Europe, with the keynote addressed by Vitór Constâncio, Former Vice President of the ECB.

• Capital markets Union
• Economic and Monetary Union
• banking union

Debunking the Neoliberal economic doctrine

11 September - 19h00 to 21h00

In the last 40 years, economic thought has been largely characterised by the hegemony of neoliberalism. But which of the promises dictated by this doctrine have really come true? How comes progressives have lost this intellectual battle? What are the arguments of the neoliberal doctrine which we bought without understanding how detrimental...

• economy
• economic governance

FEPS & YES Workshops @ YES Summer Camp 2019

In the framework of the 2019 YES Summer Camp “We fight for every Social Right”, the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS) in cooperation with the Young European Socialists (YES) is hosting a number of joint workshops on Millennials, Economy, Social Welfare and Gender Equality.

• democracy
• Social Europe
• feminism

To inspire Europe: insights from the success story of...

Following an incredibly instructive debate in Prague on 4th July, FEPS together with its partners of Pablo Iglesias Foundation and Masarykova Democratic Academy is thrilled to be holding a public event in Madrid to share some of the key reflections about the political situation in Spain and how it can be a source of inspiration for progressive comrades across the EU.

• Spain,
• psoe
• pedro sanchez

Migration Group: Pathways to a just migration”

On 11-12 July, the FEPS Global Migration Group will meet again in Madrid to discuss “Pathways to a just migration”, analyse new forms of cooperation with African countries, define what kind of common migration and integration policies we can devise for Europe.

This is a closed meeting

• migration
• global compact for migration
• migrants

Platforms, precarious work and the public good. Can...

A discussion based on new research findings from 13 European countries.

According to research that will be published for the first time at the event, platform work is still on the rise across Europe, with particularly high levels in countries where average earnings are low, and with most of the work carried out as a supplement to other forms of work. It reveals important...

• gig economy
• platfrom economy
• platform economy