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7 gen 2021 · Understood as an emancipatory project, social democracy consists of three interwoven dimensions: (1) an ideational account of the good society; (2) a set of mundane political actors and practices, and (3) a social constituency.
- Roberto Frega
- fregarob@gmail.com
- 2021
7 gen 2021 · This article examines the political crisis of social-democratic parties in Western Europe in light of its impact on the social-democratic emancipatory project, and asks whether the first calls the second into question.
15 giu 2020 · With a unique and newly collected dataset of national election results and a large number of economic and social variables measured for each country-election observation, we find that two main factors drive the electoral performance of social democratic parties: public-sector spending and the size of the manufacturing sector.
This article examines the political crisis of social-democratic parties in Western Europe in light of its impact on the social-democratic emancipatory project, and asks whether the first calls the second into question.
The chapter makes this case by examining three distinct eras in the development of social democratic ideas: the emergence of social democracy in the decades before the Second World War; the so-called ‘golden age’ of social democracy between 1945 and 1970; and the period of social democratic retreat from 1970 until the present.
22 ago 2022 · All around Europe, social democratic parties have suffered massive electoral losses, while austerity and neoliberalism managed to defeat the social democratic programme as the remedy to overcome the crisis.
Regime transitions are always open-ended and different phases of successful democratization processes are not necessarily shaped by the same actors and conditions. In this chapter two main strands of the actor-centred transition paradigm are presented.
