Florian Ranft is Head of Policy and International at Policy Network. Jacqueline O’Reilly is Professor of Comparative Human Resources at the University of Sussex Business School.

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• Acknowledgements / About the Contributors / Introduction/ Part I: Big Picture: On 21st Century Realities/ 1. Rebuilding Economic and Political Capital for EU Integration, Silvia Merler / 2. The Future of the Welfare State, Peter A Hall/ 3. The Rise of Challenger Parties and the Decline of the European Left, Sara Hobolt and Catherine de Vries/ 4. Beyond the Third Way: A New Inclusive Prosperity for the 21st Century, Ed Balls / Part II: Economics: Innovation, Competitiveness and Smart Regulation/ 6. A Digital Progressive Project, Karen Kornbluh/ 7. The Digital Economy – A Platform for Centre-Left Revival?, Paul Hofheinz / 8. Women’s Labour Market Participation – Continuing Challenges in Sweden, Moira Nelson and Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren / 9. Fuelling Future Growth in Europe, Carlotta de Franceschi / 10. Creative Destruction and the Changing Geography of European JobS, Thor Berger / 11. The Rise of the Citizen Expert, Beth Simone Noveck / Part III: Social Policy: Upskilling and Social Investment/ 12. Preventative Policy in Action – North Rhine-Westphalia, Hannelore Kraft / 13. The Changing Nature of Jobs – And a Policy Agenda on Education and Training For High-Value Jobs, Lodewijk Asscher/ 14. Training and Protecting in the Innovating Economy, Pierre-Yves Geoffard / 15. A Modern and Fair Labour Market Agenda for Europe, Enrique Fernandez-Macias /Part IV: Politics: Coalition-Building in an Age of Political Fragmentation / 16. The Future is an Opportunity Not a Threat – If Progressives Get the Message Right, Frank Stauss / 17. If Political Parties Were Startups …, Guillaume Liegey / 18. Reflections on the Centre Left in Europe and Latin America, Andrés Velasco / 19. Politics in the New Hard Times, Andrew Gamble

Florian Ranft is Head of Policy and International at Policy Network. Jacqueline O’Reilly is Professor of Comparative Human Resources at the University of Sussex Business School.

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• Acknowledgements / About the Contributors / Introduction/ Part I: Big Picture: On 21st Century Realities/ 1. Rebuilding Economic and Political Capital for EU Integration, Silvia Merler / 2. The Future of the Welfare State, Peter A Hall/ 3. The Rise of Challenger Parties and the Decline of the European Left, Sara Hobolt and Catherine de Vries/ 4. Beyond the Third Way: A New Inclusive Prosperity for the 21st Century, Ed Balls / Part II: Economics: Innovation, Competitiveness and Smart Regulation/ 6. A Digital Progressive Project, Karen Kornbluh/ 7. The Digital Economy – A Platform for Centre-Left Revival?, Paul Hofheinz / 8. Women’s Labour Market Participation – Continuing Challenges in Sweden, Moira Nelson and Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren / 9. Fuelling Future Growth in Europe, Carlotta de Franceschi / 10. Creative Destruction and the Changing Geography of European JobS, Thor Berger / 11. The Rise of the Citizen Expert, Beth Simone Noveck / Part III: Social Policy: Upskilling and Social Investment/ 12. Preventative Policy in Action – North Rhine-Westphalia, Hannelore Kraft / 13. The Changing Nature of Jobs – And a Policy Agenda on Education and Training For High-Value Jobs, Lodewijk Asscher/ 14. Training and Protecting in the Innovating Economy, Pierre-Yves Geoffard / 15. A Modern and Fair Labour Market Agenda for Europe, Enrique Fernandez-Macias /Part IV: Politics: Coalition-Building in an Age of Political Fragmentation / 16. The Future is an Opportunity Not a Threat – If Progressives Get the Message Right, Frank Stauss / 17. If Political Parties Were Startups …, Guillaume Liegey / 18. Reflections on the Centre Left in Europe and Latin America, Andrés Velasco / 19. Politics in the New Hard Times, Andrew Gamble

Florian Ranft is Head of Policy and International at Policy Network. Jacqueline O’Reilly is Professor of Comparative Human Resources at the University of Sussex Business School.

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• Acknowledgements / About the Contributors / Introduction/ Part I: Big Picture: On 21st Century Realities/ 1. Rebuilding Economic and Political Capital for EU Integration, Silvia Merler / 2. The Future of the Welfare State, Peter A Hall/ 3. The Rise of Challenger Parties and the Decline of the European Left, Sara Hobolt and Catherine de Vries/ 4. Beyond the Third Way: A New Inclusive Prosperity for the 21st Century, Ed Balls / Part II: Economics: Innovation, Competitiveness and Smart Regulation/ 6. A Digital Progressive Project, Karen Kornbluh/ 7. The Digital Economy – A Platform for Centre-Left Revival?, Paul Hofheinz / 8. Women’s Labour Market Participation – Continuing Challenges in Sweden, Moira Nelson and Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren / 9. Fuelling Future Growth in Europe, Carlotta de Franceschi / 10. Creative Destruction and the Changing Geography of European JobS, Thor Berger / 11. The Rise of the Citizen Expert, Beth Simone Noveck / Part III: Social Policy: Upskilling and Social Investment/ 12. Preventative Policy in Action – North Rhine-Westphalia, Hannelore Kraft / 13. The Changing Nature of Jobs – And a Policy Agenda on Education and Training For High-Value Jobs, Lodewijk Asscher/ 14. Training and Protecting in the Innovating Economy, Pierre-Yves Geoffard / 15. A Modern and Fair Labour Market Agenda for Europe, Enrique Fernandez-Macias /Part IV: Politics: Coalition-Building in an Age of Political Fragmentation / 16. The Future is an Opportunity Not a Threat – If Progressives Get the Message Right, Frank Stauss / 17. If Political Parties Were Startups …, Guillaume Liegey / 18. Reflections on the Centre Left in Europe and Latin America, Andrés Velasco / 19. Politics in the New Hard Times, Andrew Gamble