On the one hand, platforms and their algorithms appear to accommodate the presence of hateful content in users' feeds; on the other hand, online platforms have moderated toxic content from the beginning, even before steep fines were introduced. Perhaps a profitable strategy for them lies in the middle

Research shows that, despite differences in perception, employees and managers are still less worried about losing their jobs than blue collars. This is particularly true if they work in family companies

In a society that is becoming ever more inclusive, protecting rights more strongly faces resistance to change and backlashes. We face three major challenges

Similarly to what happened during the dawn of capitalism, we are witnessing a widening of the gap between the onepercenters and the less welloff. But since inequality reflects the political organization of society, we must ask ourselves where we are going and what direction our societies should take

By leveraging the idea of a 'majority' under the spell of elites deemed corrupt, populist parties tend to deny pluralism. And in the resulting centralization of power, the Constitution is transformed from a constraint on power into a bulwark against future assaults by the enemies of the people, as it happened in Hungary

Concerted action with social actors is needed for the entire family support system to produce results from a demographic point of view. Furthermore, good welfare policies in private companies exist, but they are still too few