Social democratic party policies in contemporary Europe
Published:
2004
Publisher:
Routledge, London
Provides an analysis of Social Democratic governments, examining the policies they have adopted and assessing the extent of similarity and convergence in policy-making among the different countries. Includes case studies
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Provides an analysis of Social Democratic governments, examining the policies they have adopted and assessing the extent of similarity and convergence in policy-making among the different countries. Includes case studies
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Book Cover; Title; Contents; List of illustrations; Notes on contributors; Series editor's preface; Acknowledgements; Social Democracy in Europe: renewal or retreat?; Policy changes of European Social Democrats, 1945 98; Models of citizenship and Social Democratic policies; Social policy in Belgium and the Netherlands: Third Way or not?; The Portuguese socialists and the Third Way; Turning ideas into policies: implementing modern Social Democratic thinking in Germany's pension policy; The social and employment policies of the Jospin Government
The Third Way in welfare state reform? Social Democratic pension politics in Germany and SwedenWhy do Social Democratic parties change employment policy positions? A comparison of Austria, Germany and the United Kingdom; From 'Eurokeynesianism' to the 'Third Way': The Party of European Socialists (PES) and European employment policies; Social Democratic party policies in Europe: towards a Third Way?; Index
