Home – The Bellows

We have heard a great deal about political realignment since the rise of the Donald Trump era, and even more so now in the context of the turbulence of his second term.

Following the persecution of the Catholic Church, the execution of King Louis XVI, and the introduction of mass conscription, Catholic royalist peasants in the Vendée region of western France rose up against the republican regime in 1793.

Mental health has become the dominant framework through which governments, international organizations, schools, employers, and charities interpret an ever-growing range of social problems.

Whether neoliberalism is truly exiting the stage of history is a question that resurfaces with every major economic or political upheaval, yet it remains far from settled.

The rapid rise of populist movements across advanced democracies is closely linked to changes in labor market performance.

Postwar prosperity was built on a fragile balance between capitalist growth and democratic fairness.

China is often described as a communist state, yet the ideology that legitimizes Communist Party rule today bears little resemblance to classical Marxism.

A growing number of young people in the West are embracing religion after decades of secularization.

The traditional distinction between the political Left and Right often struggles to explain contemporary politics.

Europe’s liberal establishment has entered a new political era.