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Europe has fewer and fewer social democratic governments. This is not a cyclical phenomenon but a trend that has been going on since the Financial crisis. And it is on the rise: in many countries with a great socialist tradition such as France, the socialists have dropped to being the third political force.
It is a fact that the social democratic parties are undergoing an identity crisis. Many are proposing a return to the socialist spirit of the 1950s, others are proposing a moderate left, in the purest Third Way style... and others are turning to more postmodern formulas such as identity politics.
But the most important question is: What are the reasons for the decline of social democracy? Why do fewer and fewer people vote for these parties? In this video we will answer these questions.
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