Olaf Cramme is Director of Policy Network and a Visiting Fellow at the European Institute of the London School of Economics. Previously, he worked as a Parliamentary Researcher at the Houses of Parliament. Patrick Diamond is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Manchester, Senior Research Fellow at Policy Network and Gwilym Gibbon Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford. He was formerly Head of Policy Planning in 10 Downing Street and Senior Policy Adviser to the Prime Minister. Michael McTernan is Deputy Director of Policy Network. He is editor of the Policy Network Observatory and the monthly State of the Left report.

• Preface - Ernst Stetter, Foundation for European Progressive Studies Introduction1. Social democracy past and future: Its politics and paradigms - Peter Hall, Harvard University2. The left's relationship with capitalism - Andrew Gamble, Cambridge University3. A post?crisis centre?left: Progressive politics after an era of plenty - Alfred Gusenbauer and Ania Skrzypek, Next LeftPart I: Growth, inequality and welfare4. Is the West headed for a lost decade, and what can be done about it? - Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University5. The financial crisis and the future of the eurozone - Paul De Grauwe, London School of Economics6. Pre?distribution: Rebuilding the organizational foundations of democratic capitalism - Jacob Hacker, Yale University7. Towards a new politics of production and middle class economic security - Will Marshall, Progressive Policy Institute8. What comes after pro?growth progressives? - Lane Kenworthy, University of Arizona 9. Recreating solidarity: Social citizenship and participation - Jane Jenson, University of Montreal10. The emerging intergenerational conflict: Re?writing the social contract between generations - Bruno Palier, Sciences Po, Paris11. Affordable social investment beyond the Eurozone's austerity reflex - Anton Hemerijck, University of Amsterdam12. European aspirations: GDP and beyond - Tony Atkinson, Oxford UniversityPart II Trust, politics and power13. “Crisis? What crisis?” Explaining the electoral performance of social democracy - Pippa Norris, Harvard University14. The political sociology of cosmopolitanism and communitarianism and its impact on presentand future of social democracy - Wolfgang Merkel, WZB (Social Science Research Centre Berlin)15. Communitarian appeals: lost or anew? Social democracy in the 21st century - Sheri Berman, Barnard College, Columbia University16. Taking Europe to Its extremes? The politicization of European integration in WesternEurope - Catherine DeVries, Oxford University17. Immigration and the European left: Anti?migration populism, identity and community - Matthew Goodwin, University of Nottingham and Robert Ford, University of Manchester18. The rise of alternative social movements - Craig Calhoun, London School of Economics18. Political space in the era of “post?democratic capitalism” - Claus Offe, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin19. Towards an assertive social democracy - Colin Crouch, University of Warwick

Olaf Cramme is Director of Policy Network and a Visiting Fellow at the European Institute of the London School of Economics. Previously, he worked as a Parliamentary Researcher at the Houses of Parliament. Patrick Diamond is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Manchester, Senior Research Fellow at Policy Network and Gwilym Gibbon Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford. He was formerly Head of Policy Planning in 10 Downing Street and Senior Policy Adviser to the Prime Minister. Michael McTernan is Deputy Director of Policy Network. He is editor of the Policy Network Observatory and the monthly State of the Left report.

• Preface - Ernst Stetter, Foundation for European Progressive Studies Introduction1. Social democracy past and future: Its politics and paradigms - Peter Hall, Harvard University2. The left's relationship with capitalism - Andrew Gamble, Cambridge University3. A post?crisis centre?left: Progressive politics after an era of plenty - Alfred Gusenbauer and Ania Skrzypek, Next LeftPart I: Growth, inequality and welfare4. Is the West headed for a lost decade, and what can be done about it? - Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University5. The financial crisis and the future of the eurozone - Paul De Grauwe, London School of Economics6. Pre?distribution: Rebuilding the organizational foundations of democratic capitalism - Jacob Hacker, Yale University7. Towards a new politics of production and middle class economic security - Will Marshall, Progressive Policy Institute8. What comes after pro?growth progressives? - Lane Kenworthy, University of Arizona 9. Recreating solidarity: Social citizenship and participation - Jane Jenson, University of Montreal10. The emerging intergenerational conflict: Re?writing the social contract between generations - Bruno Palier, Sciences Po, Paris11. Affordable social investment beyond the Eurozone's austerity reflex - Anton Hemerijck, University of Amsterdam12. European aspirations: GDP and beyond - Tony Atkinson, Oxford UniversityPart II Trust, politics and power13. “Crisis? What crisis?” Explaining the electoral performance of social democracy - Pippa Norris, Harvard University14. The political sociology of cosmopolitanism and communitarianism and its impact on presentand future of social democracy - Wolfgang Merkel, WZB (Social Science Research Centre Berlin)15. Communitarian appeals: lost or anew? Social democracy in the 21st century - Sheri Berman, Barnard College, Columbia University16. Taking Europe to Its extremes? The politicization of European integration in WesternEurope - Catherine DeVries, Oxford University17. Immigration and the European left: Anti?migration populism, identity and community - Matthew Goodwin, University of Nottingham and Robert Ford, University of Manchester18. The rise of alternative social movements - Craig Calhoun, London School of Economics18. Political space in the era of “post?democratic capitalism” - Claus Offe, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin19. Towards an assertive social democracy - Colin Crouch, University of Warwick