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In Europe, left parties have little to offer – despite austerity not working, TINA and despair are still the strongest cards that governance has. A closely watched and much maligned Syriza is heading the polls in Greece, but Syriza is not a typical political party - and neither is the Occupy! movement. Like Dr Frankenstein's creature, the new European left will be built from pieces of previous experimentations in people power and inclusive governance. What forms will these new progressive movements take?
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Rosemary Bechler is Editor of openDemocracy
David Krivanek is Editor of Can Europe make it?
Francesca E.S. Montemaggi is Associate Editor of Can Europe make it?

Rosemary Bechler is Editor of openDemocracy
David Krivanek is Editor of Can Europe make it?
Francesca E.S. Montemaggi is Associate Editor of Can Europe make it?
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Ash Amin and Pep Subirós' June 2012 guest week on reinventing democracy in Europe.
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Ash Amin and Pep Subirós' June 2012 guest week on reinventing democracy in Europe.
Reclaiming democratic demands from the populists
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