Social Democracy: Global and National Perspectives
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by Christien van den Anker, Luke Martell.
239 pgs.
Leading scholars look at how the policies, meaning and ideology of social democracy are changing and the context for this change. The contributors analyze developments in social democracy against the background of globalization, Europeanization, and different national traditions.
Democratic Socialism: A Global Survey
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by Donald F. Busky.
252 pgs.
Donald Busky provides an in-depth, well referenced, and up to date examination of the history of social democratic parties and governments worldwide from the 19th century onward.
The Trammels of Tradition: Social Democracy in Britain, France, and Germany
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by Carl Cavanagh Hodge.
180 pgs.
This book is a succinct history of social democracy in the major states of Western Europe that discusses both the domestic and international factors influencing social democratic politics. It explains why political parties, whose electoral following was rooted in the growing industrial working...
This book is a succinct history of social democracy in the major states of Western Europe that discusses both the domestic and international factors influencing social democratic politics. It explains why political parties, whose electoral following was rooted in the growing industrial working class, nevertheless failed to become dominant parliamentary forces in their respective political systems. The book concludes by discussing the implication of the social democratic past in Europe for the future of socialist politics in a post-Cold War context.
Lithuanian Social Democracy in Perspective, 1893-1914
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by Leonas Sabaliunas.
205 pgs.
Lithuanian Social Democracy In Perspective is the first book in any Western language on Lithuanian social democracy. Leonas Sabaliunas here studies the conflict between and convergence of socialisms and nationalism in pre-1914 Lithuania.