Progressive Pronatalism? A Conversation with Kristijan Fidanovski
In our new podcast, Kristijan Fidanovski discusses how social democratic policies could reclaim the debate on social reproduction and introduces the idea of “progressive pronatalism.” He tackles common misconceptions about the term, addressing critics who view the concept with skepticism, and also explores political implications.
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Progressive Pronatalism? A Conversation with Kristijan Fidanovski
In our new podcast, Kristijan Fidanovski discusses how social democratic policies could reclaim the debate on social reproduction and introduces the idea of “progressive pronatalism.” He tackles [...]
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Technocratic Governance Without Deliberation? –Yane Svetiev on Peer Review in Financial Regulation
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, our lives are increasingly influenced by decisions made outside our national constituencies. Today, government actions are likely to affect many [...]