The Democratic Class StruggleRoutledge, 7. des. 2018 - 288 sider First published in 1983. This book combines a case study of class relations, politics and voting in Sweden with a comparative analysis of distributive conflicts and politics in eighteen OECD countries. Its underlying theoretical theme is the development of class relations in free-enterprise or capitalise democracies. This title will be of interest to students of history and politics. |
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... democracies provide their multifarious interest groups with relatively equal ... social control on behalf of the dominant interests. Also, scholars leaning ... Democratic electoral setbacks the bourgeois parties formed a government in ...
... democracies provide their multifarious interest groups with relatively equal ... social control on behalf of the dominant interests. Also, scholars leaning ... Democratic electoral setbacks the bourgeois parties formed a government in ...
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... governments proposed cutbacks in ingrained social benefits. After the 1982 elections, however, a Social Democratic government was returned to power. From a historical perspective, the 1970s stand out as a break with the past in Swedish ...
... governments proposed cutbacks in ingrained social benefits. After the 1982 elections, however, a Social Democratic government was returned to power. From a historical perspective, the 1970s stand out as a break with the past in Swedish ...
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... democracies. In my view a more fruitful hypothesis is that the actions of state ... government. The neo-corporatist assumption of a near stability in the ... social control over the members, turns upside down the views on the role of ...
... democracies. In my view a more fruitful hypothesis is that the actions of state ... government. The neo-corporatist assumption of a near stability in the ... social control over the members, turns upside down the views on the role of ...
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... social democratic parties in the central controlling roles. While 'goal ... government is affected by many factors, and such a party may come to choose ... government can bring public policies closer to wage-earner interests. Also in this ...
... social democratic parties in the central controlling roles. While 'goal ... government is affected by many factors, and such a party may come to choose ... government can bring public policies closer to wage-earner interests. Also in this ...
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Innhold
Electoral participation | |
Social roots of party preferences | |
Electoral geography | |
Voters on the move | |
The politics of industrial conflict | |
Social policy | |
After the historical compromise | |
Bibliography | |
Subject index | |
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Allardt analysis bourgeois parties capital capitalist democracies cent Centre Party changes Chapter citizens cleavages Communists Conservatives constituencies corporatism corporatist decline decrease dimension distribution of power distributive processes effects election electoral participation electoral support employment environment Ernst Wigforss extent Figure Finland Gothenburg historical compromise important increase indicate industrial communes industrial conflict inequality influence institutional issues labour market labour movement labour parties left parties level of unionization Liberals major Malmö metropolitan centres middle class mobilization nuclear occupational organizations party choice party preferences Party Sympathy Surveys pattern percentage pluralist industrial model postwar period power resources primarily proportion relatively Riksdag role salaried employees sector Social Democratic government Social Democratic Party social group social policy socialist bloc socialist parties socialist voting socio-economic strata Stockholm strategies structure Sweden Swedish politics Table voting turnout wage-earners Walter Korpi welfare West Germany Western countries Western nations women workers working-class voters