Un rayo en un día claro: el vuelco político en España

Paramio, Ludolfo

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“…It is therefore unnecessary to cover similar ground (for more detailed coverage of the election, see Chari 2004;Closa 2004;Noya 2004;and Paramio 2004). Research indicates that the terrorist attacks did have a decisive effect on the general election held three days after the attacks (Michavila 2005: 32-3).…”

Section: The Psoe In Opposition 1996-2004mentioning

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The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party

Kennedy¹

2017

In Search of Social Democracy

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Section: The Psoe In Opposition 1996-2004mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party

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2017

In Search of Social Democracy

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“…Much has been written on the particular circumstances in which the March 2004 general election took place. It is therefore unnecessary to cover similar ground (for more detailed coverage of the election, see Chari 2004;Closa 2004;Noya 2004;and Paramio 2004). Research indicates that the terrorist attacks did have a decisive effect on the general election held three days after the attacks (Michavila 2005: 32-3).…”

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In search of social democracy: Responses to crisis and modernisation

Holmes

2011

Perspectives on European Politics and Society

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Part I After the golden age: social democracy in crisis1 Explanations for the neo-liberal direction of social democracy:Germany, Sweden and Australia compared Ashley Lavelle 9 2 Fiscal policies, social spending and economic performance in France, Germany and the UK since 1970 Norman Flynn 3 From The Future of Socialism (1956) to a future without socialism? The crisis of British social democratic political economy Noel Thompson Part II Responses to the crisis: the Third Way and other revisions 4 The political economy of French social democratic economic policy autonomy, 1997-2002: credibility, dirigisme and globalisation Ben Clift 5 The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party: continuity, innovation and renewal Paul Kennedy 6 A new Swedish model? Swedish social democracy at the crossroads Dimitris Tsarouhas 112 7 The modernisation of German social democracy: towards a third way and back? Hartwig Pautz 129 vi Contents 8 The meaning of modernisation: New Labour and public sector reform Eric Shaw 9 Reformism in a 'conservative' system: the European Union and social democratic identity Gerassimos Moschonas Part III Resources for rethinking 10 Unlocking the talent of every citizen: debates about potential and ambition in British socialist thought Jeremy Nuttall 11 The continuing relevance of Croslandite social democracy Kevin Hickson 12 The rhetoric of redistribution Ben Jackson 13 Republicanism, socialism and the renewal of the left Martin McIvor 14 Economic democracy instead of more capitalism: core historical concepts reconsidered Adrian Zimmermann Tables 1.1 Economic growth rates for six major nations (percentage increase per year) 1.2 Annual average compound growth rate of per capita GDP 1.3 Declining economic conditions (annual percentage change) 2.1 Public social expenditure 1981-2001, as a percentage of GDP 2.2 Unemployment benefi ts (insurance system), 2002 2.3 Unemployment insurance rates, 2002 2.4 Incomes of employed and unemployed people, 1999 2.5 Tax rate on low-wage earners: unemployment trap in 2002 2.6 The tax wedge, 2003: Marginal tax rates at income levels proportionate to the average productive wage 2.7 Unemployment as a percentage of the labour force, 2002-04 2.8

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Phoenix from the Ashes. The PSOE Government under Rodrguez Zapatero 20042007: A new model for social democracy?

Kennedy

2007

International Journal of Iberian Studies

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With the Spanish general election approaching, this article considers the political lessons for social democratic parties to be drawn from the PSOE's experience in government and argues that its strategy has been based on contrasting approaches in the economic and non-economic policy areas. Continuity has characterised the PSOE's economic policy orientation, as it has broadly maintained the policy inherited from the previous PP government. In contrast, the PSOE has put in place a number of innovative reforms in areas beyond the economic policy arena, particularly with respect to policy on civil and gender rights. This combination has allowed the government under Rodríguez Zapatero to prioritise macroeconomic stability whilst at the same time distinguishing itself from previous PSOE and PP governments via a package of reforms which, it argues, has formed the basis of a distinctive national social democratic agenda founded on economic efficiency, social justice and individual freedoms.

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Un rayo en un día claro: el vuelco político en España

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In search of social democracy: Responses to crisis and modernisation

Phoenix from the Ashes. The PSOE Government under Rodrguez Zapatero 20042007: A new model for social democracy?

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