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Social Democratic Parties and the Working Class
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Chapter 1: IntroductionSocial democratic parties as children of the industrial revolution Re-examining the class base of the electorate for social democracySocial democracy in crisis: adding a piece to the puzzle of understanding a complex transformationPlan of the bookChapter 2: A reflection on classes; a reflection on partiesTaking sociology seriously: social class to capture important differences in the labour marketTaking politics seriously: The role of political parties in class mobilisationTaking history seriously: Social democracy as a workers party, but not only as suchA note: A working-class party is more than a working-class electorateUsing the Oesch class schema to study the transformation of social democracyChapter 3: Were social democratic parties really more working-class in the past? Conceptualising the relationship between social democracy and social classesSocial democracy as hybrid working-class parties in the 1970sDominance over the working-class voteSumming up Chapter 4: The class basis of social democracy at the beginning of the twenty-first centurySmall and large breaks with the working classThe new fragmentation of the working-class voteMobilising the working class and allied classesSumming up Chapter 5: Parties changing political projects and workers political attitudesBringing parties back inBetween pro-redistributive and anti-immigration worker preferences in the 1970sContinuity in class preferences in the 2010sSumming up Chapter 6: Renewing social democracy by re-mobilising the working class?Fragmentation in the working-class vote and the de-proletarianisation of social democracyContinuity in preferences; changes in parties political offersShould workers be mobilised at all?How should workers be mobilised?
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