2012. gada 30. martā Rīgā, Arodbiedrību mājā, Bruņinieku ielā 29/31 notika Eiropas progresīvās izpētes fonda (FEPS) un Brīvības un solidaritātes fonda (BSF) rīkota apaļā galda diskusija „Vai ideoloģija spēj mobilizēt sabiedrības atbalstu Baltijas valstīs?”. Diskusiju, kas organizēta FEPS „Next Left” projekta ietvaros, atbilstoši projekta pamatprincipiem un noteikumiem, atbalstīja arī Latvijas Brīvo arodbiedrību savienība.

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Video materiāli
Ervins Labanovskis. Introduction of Next Left discussion

Ania Skrzypek. European progressive values tested: what makes the answers of European social democrats to the crisis distinctive?

Andrius Bielskis. Dead can dance: the resurrection of Next Left?

Peep Peterson. Social democracy and trade unions – still together?

Veiko Spolitis. Progressive values, mass media and the transformation of Latvian political landscape (2004-2012)

First discussion. Can an ideological appeal mobilize civic support in Baltic States?

Antonina Nenaseva. Introduction of Second Panel of Next Left discussion

Ervins Labanovskis. Current political parties and their ideology in Latvia

Hindrek Lootus. Strength and weaknesses of party system in Estonia

Second discussion. Can an ideological appeal mobilize civic support in Baltic States?

Audio versija pārnēsājamajiem atskaņotājiem

Ervins Labanovskis. Introduction of Next Left discussion (.mp3; 4,27 MB)
Ania Skrzypek. European progressive values tested: what makes the answers of European social democrats to the crisis distinctive? (.mp3; 39,3 MB)
Andrius Bielskis. Dead can dance: the resurrection of Next Left? (.mp3; 58,9 MB)
Peep Peterson. Social democracy and trade unions – still together? (.mp3; 42,1 MB)
Veiko Spolitis. Progressive values, mass media and the transformation of Latvian political landscape (2004-2012) (.mp3; 26,1 MB)
First discussion – Can an ideological appeal mobilize civic support in Baltic States? (.mp3; 77,3 MB)
Antonina Nenaseva. Introduction of Second Panel of Next Left discussion (.mp3; 3,12 MB)
Ervins Labanovskis. Current political parties and their ideology in Latvia (.mp3; 43,7 MB)
Hindrek Lootus. Strength and weaknesses of party system in Estonia (.mp3; 18,2 MB)
Second discussion. Can an ideological appeal mobilize civic support in Baltic States? (.mp3; 148,8 MB)