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The End of Social Democracy?

Osterreichische Zeitschrift fur Geschichtswissenschaften. 2018. No. 1. P. 5–13.
Egger de Campo M., Fleck C.

The article traces the history of the social democratic movement in the 20th century around the Europe in order to scrutinize its modern-day problems, particularly of electoral decline. Authors show how social democrats ceased to be leaders of the mass labor movement for the general democratization, welfare state and European integration. They conclude that today’s social democratic parties are comparatively loose organizations  with vague programs and limited ambition for social change.
 

Research target: Political Science, International Relations, and Public Administration Sociology (including Demography and Anthropology
Priority areas: sociology
Language: English
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Keywords: кризис социального государстваsocial welfare stateсоциал-демократияистория социальных движенийsocial democracyhistory of the social movement
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‘Nature’ and ‘technology’ in the history of social and human sciences: interdisciplinary circulations and syntheses (2018)
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