Titlebook: Globalization, Europeanization and the End of Scandinavian Social Democracy?; Robert Geyer (Lecturer),Christine Ingebritsen (Ass Book 2000

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43977-4nator of non-intervention and price stability. Third, this chapter argues that even though there have been deep changes and profound setbacks for social democracy in Sweden and Norway, these can easily be exaggerated.

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The Concept of ‘Working People’pported it (Pesonen 1994). While Finnish women were more sceptical than men, they were less opposed to membership than their Nordic counterparts. In Sweden’s referendum, 52 per cent voted for membership, but a majority of women (52 per cent) voted against it. Since the referendum, dissatisfaction wi

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Jan Orbie,Lore Van den Putte,Deborah Martensy and that the party has been responsive to demands for modernization in order to guarantee the party’s popularity amongst Swedish voters. Following these lines of reasoning, the continuing electoral success of the SAP in the 1990s is therefore an essential precondition for the survival of any kind

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Bad Timing: Recommodification, Credit Reform and Crises of Coordination in Norway and Sweden in the nator of non-intervention and price stability. Third, this chapter argues that even though there have been deep changes and profound setbacks for social democracy in Sweden and Norway, these can easily be exaggerated.

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Making Peace with the Union? The Swedish Social Democratic Party and European Integrationy and that the party has been responsive to demands for modernization in order to guarantee the party’s popularity amongst Swedish voters. Following these lines of reasoning, the continuing electoral success of the SAP in the 1990s is therefore an essential precondition for the survival of any kind

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