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Summary. This chapter is devoted to an exposition of Christian Democracy’s tenets in the field of political economy through an analysis of the meaning this ideological tradition has historically assigned to the concept of social capitalism and other related concepts such as social market economy, solidarism and third way between capitalism ...
14. Juni 2013 · K. van Kersbergen and A. Hemerijck, ‘Christian Democracy, Social Democracy and the Continental “Welfare without Work” Syndrome’, Social Policy Review 16 (2004), pp. 167–86, here p. 183. Ahlen's preamble declared: ‘The capitalist economic system is not suitable for the state and social interests of the German people …
This chapter studies the thesis of the ‘Christian democratisation’ of British social democracy. This debate has been conducted mostly in German, and it is argued that the adoption of such ...
Abstract. Social democracy has often been seen as a pragmatic compromise between capitalism and socialism. This chapter shows that social democracy is in fact a distinctive body of political thought: an ideology which prescribes the use of democratic collective action to extend the principles of freedom and equality valued by democrats in the ...
27. Mai 2024 · In the 1960s and 1970s, Christian Democracy suffered a relative demise as the threat of communism receded, and socialist opponents moderated their platforms. In Latin America, however, Christian Democratic parties, championing democratic stability through restraint of traditionally overactive states, achieved brief electoral success during this period (notably in Chile and Venezuela, and in ...
20. Okt. 2015 · If we go back to the post world war II world, it was the beginning of the Cold War, Capitalism vs. Communism, Social Democracy was already a reality in some European countries and it was a ...
The analysis of the continental syndrome of welfare without work, the Christian democratic policy response and the contrast with renewed Third Way social democracy allowed us to explain that, since the second half of the 1990s, social democracy on the European continent did not ‘Christian democratise’. In fact, one of the main characteristics of the continental variant of the Third Way has ...
