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Agenda 2010: German social democracy and the market state
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                    - Thompson, Peter (Author)
 
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            Agenda 2010: German social democracy and the market state
        Abstract
            Ideology is always for something. Who thought neoliberalism was any different? The post-Cold War provides an excellent laboratory in which to observe 20th c. civilization crumbling, even as it marches towards world markets unbounded by law or social principles. Through repetition and rhetorical sleight-of-hand, the market has robbed the state and thus the polis of its agency. Thus, Schroeder’s SPD is contemplating yet another retreat from the social democratic model, in favor of the post-welfare-state model already well established in the UK and America. And yet within the SPD ranks are breaking as members watch the party abdicate Germany’s basic social contract. These events are reminiscent of M. Polanyi’s The Great Transformation [1744], and they demonstrate once again Marx’s prescience.
        Publication
            Debatte
        Volume
            12
        Issue
            1
        Pages
            9-24
        Date
            May 1, 2004
        Journal Abbr
            Debatte
        Language
            English
        ISSN
            0965156X
        Short Title
            Agenda 2010
        Library Catalog
            EBSCOhost
        Citation
            Thompson, Peter. 2004. “Agenda 2010: German Social Democracy and the Market State.” Debatte 12 (1): 9–24.
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        Keywords
            - Germany
 - Great Transformation, The (Book)
 - markets
 - social democracy
 - Social Democratic party
 
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