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