The Green European Journal is an editorially independent publication of the Green European Foundation. Its printed editions take an in-depth look at topics from a range of different perspectives and occasionally include feature pieces curated by the editorial team.
Articles
How did the notion of energy transition come about, and what risks does it pose for meaningful climate action?
Read moreThe prospects for a democratic future in Belarus hinge on Europe’s continued support for the fight against Russian imperialism.
Read moreNational governments and EU institutions are rushing to appease farmers. But are the solutions offered what the sector really needs?
Read moreAllegations of vote-rigging sparked a wave of mass demonstrations in Serbia. Interview with Dobrica Veselinović of the Green-Left Front.
Read moreThe EU’s visions of its enlargement are only one side of the coin. Here is the other.
Read moreThe response to recent crises shows that the European project is simultaneously advancing and fraying. In the context of a newly found appetite for EU enlargement and with crucial elections just months away, progressives need to outline what kind of Europe they are striving for. From the Green European Journal's winter 2023 print edition.
Read moreA reading list on how public debate around climate change has shifted over the past decade.
Read moreA reading list on some of the key electoral moments, milestones, and breakthroughs for Green parties over the past decade.
Read moreThe French philosopher was and no doubt will remain one of the most influential thinkers of political ecology in recent years.
Read moreA reading list on how the protest movements of the past decade have changed the political landscape in Europe.
Read moreThe climate ecological crisis needs to be understood and faced as political and economic challenges.
Read moreData uncovers the relationship between public investment in education and equality and social mobility in Europe.
Read moreExamining how Just Transition could be the key to tackling intersecting crises of environmental breakdown, social injustice, and global inequality.
Read moreWork has been transformed in recent years. But the fight for the recognition and dignity of all forms of work continues.
Read moreHow can we make sense of the Russian invasion of Ukraine?
Read moreTaking stock of some of the key shifts in social perceptions of LGBTQI+ rights as well as the ongoing battles.
Read moreThe editorial team brings you infographics on the potential of renewable energy in 2049, while Daniel Scholten explores the power struggles its rollout will bring.
Read moreTaxes on employed labour income constitute the lion’s share of fiscal government revenues for governments in Europe. With the future of work uncertain, what are Green parties’ alternatives and proposals around Europe?
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