The Social Democracy Project

  • Even many Republicans recognize that the arts and culture are necessary public goods.

  • Social democrats believe that government programs that maintain and build infrastructure, support research that promises social progress, and develop human capital are money well-spent. All are threatened in Trump’s budget proposal.

  • Two United Way officers’ share their thoughts on “community hubs”: centers where citizens can connect with a range of services designed to promote inclusion.

  • Center-left social democrat parties across Europe are struggling against insurgencies from both the nationalist right and the socialist left.

  • Another take on the much talked about “crisis” of social democracy in Europe.

  • Social democracy in Europe: in disarry, according to this article.

  • How can Democrats win back non-urban voters?

  • A useful tool for tracking Trump’s assault on social democracy.

  • The Democratic Socialist Party (not social democrats, but a Marxist-Leninist party) has seen membership surge since the election of Donald Trump to the presidency.

  • Author, director of Campaign for the Welfare State (Norway), discusses problems facing social democracy in the current climate.

  • Despite Trump’s populist appeals, the author of this Washington Post column places the president squarely in the neo-liberal tradition of laissez-faire capitalism.

  • One of the central tenets of social democracy is laicism: a West Virginia school district offers Bible classes in public schools.

  • This weekly update from The Equal Voice looks at how average Americans are faring under the Trump administration.

  • Is Macron of the center-right, the center-left, or both, this article asks? By American standards, Macron would be considered a liberal Democrat, but in the social democrat dominated politics of Europe he is considered a centrist.

  • Trump may be the focus of attention these days, but concerned social democrats should keep their eyes on state legislatures, where newly emboldened right wing Republicans are planning a massive assault on social democratic principles and programs.