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BASICS ON SOCIAL DEMOCRACY (c) Simple Show, Germany, March 2013 ISBN: 9988-572-00-XBasics on SOCIAL DemocracybyThomas KastningIntroduction31 History52 Core Values73 Thomas Meyer s Theory of SOCIAL Democracy154 Market and State215 Country Models256 Different Political Ideologies34 Conclusion40 Famous SOCIAL Democrats41 ContentsIntroductionThe Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) was named after Friedrich Ebert (1871-1925), who was the long serving chairman of the SOCIAL Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) and the first democratically elected President of Germany. Since the establishment of the foundation in 1925, FES has been strongly committed to the same values as Friedrich Ebert himself: the values of SOCIAL what is SOCIAL DEMOCRACY ?
western Europe) held onto democracy at all, and as a consequence, social democracy lost much of its political presence. The end of the Great War was a victory for democracy, as the major victors USA and Britain helped to rebuild democratic structures throughout continental Europe and Japan. Social democratic parties dominated the
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