A look at social democratic centrist Emmanuel Macron, recently elected French president.

Governor Terry McAuliffe of Virginia is part of social democracy’s thin blue line in America, wielding his veto power against the state’s reactionary legislature.

Abortion Rights Litmus Test for Dems?

A Catholic professor makes the case that Dems must nuance their stance on abortion rights if they are to secure a broad-based constituency.

Ruy Teixeira propounds the theory that changing demographics point to ultimate social democracy triumph.

Outsourcing government functions to the private sector increases, rather than decreases, costs, writes John J. DiIulio Jr., professor of political science at U Penn.

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.