De democratische paradox van de RKSP. De 'leer van de uiterste noodzaak' als uiting van de groeiende eensgezindheid tussen katholieken en sociaal-democraten in het interbellum by M.J.M. Hoogenboom

“…The ‘doctrine of the last resort’ as an expression of the growing solidarity between the Catholics and Social Democrats during the interbellum Between the First and Second World War, coalition-building was fairly problematic in Dutch politics. …”
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Work in Progress by Harm Kaal

“…Who, which groups of voters, were the social democrats claiming to represent? How did they try to reach voters? …”
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RUSSIAN MENSHEVIKS IN EMIGRATION: ESTIMATES, FORECASTS AND REALITIES by S. M. Smagina

“…The article considers the insufficiently studied aspect of the Russian Social Democrats’ (Mensheviks) history – their activities in emigration. …”
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De democratische paradox van de RKSP. De 'leer van de uiterste noodzaak' als uiting van de groeiende eensgezindheid tussen katholieken en sociaal-democraten in het interbellum by M.J.M. Hoogenboom

“…The ‘doctrine of the last resort’ as an expression of the growing solidarity between the Catholics and Social Democrats during the interbellum</em></strong></p><p>Between the First and Second World War, coalition-building was fairly problematic in Dutch politics. …”
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De democratische paradox van de RKSP. De 'leer van de uiterste noodzaak' als uiting van de groeiende eensgezindheid tussen katholieken en sociaal-democraten in het interbellum by M.J.M. Hoogenboom

“…The ‘doctrine of the last resort’ as an expression of the growing solidarity between the Catholics and Social Democrats during the interbellum Between the First and Second World War, coalition-building was fairly problematic in Dutch politics. …”
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De Revolutionibus by Franz Josef Brüseke

“…In the last decade of the nineteenth century the social democratic field was divided into ideological strands that go from one moderate-wing approach, that favored the political work of small steps within the law, bypassing the so called center-Marxist with a majority in the presidency of Social Democratic Party, to even more activists' groups, which defended a "revolutionary" break with bourgeois society as such. …”
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COLLECTION OF ILLEGAL PUBLICATIONS OF THE CENTER FOR SOCIAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY AT THE STATE PUBLIC HISTORICAL LIBRARY: DOCUMENTATION OF THE ORGANIZATIONS OF THE RSDRP OF PRIMOR... by S. V. Makarchuk, S. P. Zvyagin

“…The documentation, proceeding from social-democratic organizations of Primorye during the revolution of 1905–1907 is considered and political reaction, presented in the Collection of Illegal Publications of the Center for Social and Political History (CSPI) at the State Public Historical Library (GPIB). …”
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Göran Greider, Ingen kommer undan Olof Palme (Stockholm: Ordfront, 2011) by Monica Quirico

“…In 2011 within the Swedish labour movement many activists dissatisfied with the Social Democratic Party (SAP) – who in 2010 suffered from the second electoral defeat in succession and fell into a never-ending crisis – turned to the legacy of Olof Palme (whose XXV death anniversary was celebrated on February, 28) as a flag of the true Social Democratic tradition, to which it is urgent to come back before the centre-right government achieves a full “paradigm shift”, deregulating further the labour market and privatizing the Welfare State.…”
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A treia cale si social-democratia în Romania si Ungaria. Transformarile ideologice ale stangii democratice contemporane si consecintele acestora by Eugen GABOR

“…The arguments follow a mainly chronological path, explaining how the social democrats from the two countries embraced the „third way”, and how this shift affected their actions during the economic crisis and its aftermath. …”
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Revolution, Eschatology, and Myth. Religious and Nature Metaphors of Temporality in Swedish Socialist Press in the Years of the Russian Revolutions by Karin Jonsson

“…News reports as well as theoretical and agitational texts on the inevitability of the socialist revolution filled the Swedish socialist press, from young socialist/syndicalist to left social democratic and social democratic, in the years following the revolutionary years 1917–1918. …”
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Solidarity in social policy – the extent of drain risk by Jörgen Lundälv, Anita Kihlström

“…When invoked in newspapers from the Social Democratic bloc, we interpret solidarity as being “inclusive”, which is what their ideology refers to. …”
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Transformacja Sojuszu Lewicy Demokratycznej - od koalicji wyborczej do partii politycznej by Przemysław Woliński

“…The paper presents the main actors of the election coalition of the Democratic Left Alliance: the parties and political and social groups with a special dominant role of the Social Democratic Party of Poland, and the relations between them. …”
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Putting Ownership Back on the Table by White, S

“…A short essay discussing the need to put ownership issues back on the agenda of social democratic politics.…”

Die Reichstagswahl 2006 – Eine Zäsur in der schwedischen Parteiengeschichte by Sven Jochem

“…Sweden is the social democratic model in Europe. Despite good economic conditions, the social democratic minority government under the leadership of Göran Persson lost the election on 17th September 2006. …”
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The Godesberg Programme and its Aftermath by Karim Fertikh

“…Abstract: The Godesberg programme (1959) is considered a major shift in European social democratic ideology. This article explores its genesis and offers a history of both the written text and its subsequent uses. …”
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An End to Labourism by White, S

“…A short essay discussing future prospects for social democratic politics in the UK following the Labour party's absymal performance in the 2009 Euro elections.…”

Catholicism and pan-European identity from Schuman to Orbán by Mark Cauchi

“…The aim of this article is to examine the role of Catholic political thought in relation to the history of European integration and show how the shift away from this communitarian tradition by mainstream social democratic and conservative parties can help explain the rise of populism. …”
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Who Are We Now Then? The Swedish Welfare State in Political Memory and Identity by Fredrik Sunnemark

“…But it was also the Social Democrats who – under pressure from global economy – initiated the neoliberal transformation through a series of decisions in the 1980s. …”
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Från behandling till hårdare tag? En kritisk analys av högervågsargumentet inom svensk kriminalpolitik by Robert Andersson

“…This means that the social democratic rationale built on Marxist class analysis is now the single dominating force behind Swedish penal welfarism. …”
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Social-historical development and politics of Western social democracy and Socialist International (Part one: From World War I to 1989) by Kalik Mario N., Mitrović Ratko M.

“…Abandoning these principles (even in their weakened social-democratic form) unsurprisingly led the "modern" left in the West today to a major historical defence again. …”
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