Titlebook: Social Democratic Parties in the European Union; History, Organizatio Robert Ladrech (Lecturer in Politics),Philippe Mar Book 1999 Palgrave

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The Portuguese Socialist Party,s supported by the Socialist International, in particular by the German Social Democratic Party. The history of the PS can be divided into three main parts: the pre-1974 period, the revolutionary 1974–5 period and the post-revolutionary period.

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,The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party,,called the ., in the calle Tetuan, just off the Puerta del Sol in thecentre of Madrid. The most prominent of the party‘s founders was PabloIglesias (1850–1925), an austere Galician under whose leadership the partywas notable for its derivative, reductionist understanding of Marxist theory.Wary of t

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Postscript: Social Democratic Parties and the European Union,ous sixteen chapters will note that the European Union appeared as an issue for many parties regarding the question of their country‘s membership. Beyond this issue, some parties, particularly those in government at the end of the 1990s, struggle to fulfil the conditions for monetary union while at

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The German Social Democratic Party,d for the building of socialism through the creation of anetwork of state-supported producers‘ co-operatives, even if the stated endgoalwas indeed the abolition of private ownership of land and capital.

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The British Labour Party,e umbilical link which, constitutionally and organizationally, has tied Labour to its affiliated unions since the time of its birth nearly a century ago. Today this link seems, perhaps, more under-stated than at any time in its history, yet that it remains intact cannot be disputed