2013
DOI: 10.26530/oapen_452435
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The Electoral Consequences of Third Way Welfare State Reforms : Social Democracy’s Transformation and its Political Costs

Abstract: Table of Contents List of Tables  List of Figures  List of Abbrevations  Preface  1 Introduction  1.1 Empirical puzzle  1.2 The arguments in brief  1.3 Structure of the book  2 Theoretical Background  2.1 The political-economic and societal background to Third Way policies  Social Democracy's transformation towards the Third Way  2.2 Social policy and the welfare state as a base for social democratic alignment  2.3 Welfare state reform as a catalyst for partisan dealignment  Comparison… Show more

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“…One of the crucial variables in the literature is the competitive constellation within the party system (Arndt, 2013;Pontusson and Rueda, 2010). One of the crucial variables in the literature is the competitive constellation within the party system (Arndt, 2013;Pontusson and Rueda, 2010).…”
Section: Variation In the Ideological Profiles Of Social Democratic Gmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the crucial variables in the literature is the competitive constellation within the party system (Arndt, 2013;Pontusson and Rueda, 2010). One of the crucial variables in the literature is the competitive constellation within the party system (Arndt, 2013;Pontusson and Rueda, 2010).…”
Section: Variation In the Ideological Profiles Of Social Democratic Gmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The losses may be related to a weaker economic profile compared to right-wing liberal conservative parties. Electorates have lost confidence in social democratic parties because of their recent orientation towards "social liberalism" by combining liberal economic policies with social welfare state provisions (Arndt 2013). This is particularly relevant for northwestern European countries where social democratic parties were in power in the late 1990s and early 2000s -especially in Germany and the UK (Huo 2009).…”
Section: Opposition Radicalism and Anti-immigrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Linke var modsat det dan ske SF ikke involveret i lovgivningen omkring reformerne og fungerede heller ikke som støtteparti for SPD, som SF gjorde for Nyrup-regeringen. Dette til lod, at Die Linke kunne udnytte en samlet oppositionsstrategi og fik betydelig opbakning fra tidligere SPD-kernevaelgere (Arndt, 2011). Sammenligningen af det danske SF og dets tyske aekvivalent Die Linke påviser, at selvom begge partier ligger til venstre for Socialdemokratiet, var det kun det tyske parti, der fik fordel af socialdemokratiske reformer, da det var en trovaerdig modstander uden ansvar for den førte politik i denne periode.…”
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“…5. En mere langsigtet og nuanceret opstilling af partivalg efter sociale klasser siden 1973 viser at socialdemokratiet kunne fastholde i klasser opfattet som kernevaelgere indtil 1998, og at det store brud skete ved 2001-valget (jE Arndt, 2011: kap. 7).…”
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