2003, ISBN: 348e20618fbbbbaf68394a0c36e85623

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], Geb., S. 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when … Altro …

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], Geb., S. 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing policies of severe pragmatism and fiscal prudence, and provides a perspective to both parties' changes in labour market policies. The book offers a comparative analysis of the recent changes in ideology and party programmes on economic policy of the British Labour Party and the German SPD (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands). Using a historical institutional approach, Knut Roder focuses on labour market policies and explains the process of policy change. The book offers a unique combination of quantitative party policy content analysis with qualitative data and numerous interviews conducted for this book with the parties' policy makers. It reveals the Labour Party's and the SPD's search for an alternative approach to economic policy during their long spell in opposition in the 1980s and 1990s, and illuminates how both parties arrived at the current 'third way' / 'Neue Mitte' rhetoric. Their search for new policies was highly problematic, and led eventually to a 'delayed', incremental adoption of neo-liberal inspired economic policies. There was a fundamental paradigm shift in the 1980s from Keynesianism to neo-liberalism, and the parties' slowness to adjust to this shift, Roder argues, was largely responsible for their electoral failure. - Ungelesenes Expl. - ISBN 879-3-0-415-29977-2<

2003, ISBN: 348e20618fbbbbaf68394a0c36e85623

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing… Altro …

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing policies of severe pragmatism and fiscal prudence, and provides a perspective to both parties' changes in labour market policies. The book offers a comparative analysis of the recent changes in ideology and party programmes on economic policy of the British Labour Party and the German SPD (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands). Using a historical institutional approach, Knut Roder focuses on labour market policies and explains the process of policy change. The book offers a unique combination of quantitative party policy content analysis with qualitative data and numerous interviews conducted for this book with the parties' policy makers. It reveals the Labour Party's and the SPD's search for an alternative approach to economic policy during their long spell in opposition in the 1980s and 1990s, and illuminates how both parties arrived at the current 'third way' / 'Neue Mitte' rhetoric. Their search for new policies was highly problematic, and led eventually to a 'delayed', incremental adoption of neo-liberal inspired economic policies. There was a fundamental paradigm shift in the 1980s from Keynesianism to neo-liberalism, and the parties' slowness to adjust to this shift, Roder argues, was largely responsible for their electoral failure. - Ungelesenes Expl. - ISBN 879-3-0-415-29977-2<

2003, ISBN: 348e20618fbbbbaf68394a0c36e85623

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing… Altro …

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing policies of severe pragmatism and fiscal prudence, and provides a perspective to both parties' changes in labour market policies. The book offers a comparative analysis of the recent changes in ideology and party programmes on economic policy of the British Labour Party and the German SPD (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands). Using a historical institutional approach, Knut Roder focuses on labour market policies and explains the process of policy change. The book offers a unique combination of quantitative party policy content analysis with qualitative data and numerous interviews conducted for this book with the parties' policy makers. It reveals the Labour Party's and the SPD's search for an alternative approach to economic policy during their long spell in opposition in the 1980s and 1990s, and illuminates how both parties arrived at the current 'third way' / 'Neue Mitte' rhetoric. Their search for new policies was highly problematic, and led eventually to a 'delayed', incremental adoption of neo-liberal inspired economic policies. There was a fundamental paradigm shift in the 1980s from Keynesianism to neo-liberalism, and the parties' slowness to adjust to this shift, Roder argues, was largely responsible for their electoral failure. - Ungelesenes Expl. - ISBN 879-3-0-415-29977-2<

2003, ISBN: 348e20618fbbbbaf68394a0c36e85623

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing… Altro …

[SC: 3.0], [PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing policies of severe pragmatism and fiscal prudence, and provides a perspective to both parties' changes in labour market policies. The book offers a comparative analysis of the recent changes in ideology and party programmes on economic policy of the British Labour Party and the German SPD (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands). Using a historical institutional approach, Knut Roder focuses on labour market policies and explains the process of policy change. The book offers a unique combination of quantitative party policy content analysis with qualitative data and numerous interviews conducted for this book with the parties' policy makers. It reveals the Labour Party's and the SPD's search for an alternative approach to economic policy during their long spell in opposition in the 1980s and 1990s, and illuminates how both parties arrived at the current 'third way' / 'Neue Mitte' rhetoric. Their search for new policies was highly problematic, and led eventually to a 'delayed', incremental adoption of neo-liberal inspired economic policies. There was a fundamental paradigm shift in the 1980s from Keynesianism to neo-liberalism, and the parties' slowness to adjust to this shift, Roder argues, was largely responsible for their electoral failure. - Ungelesenes Expl. - ISBN 879-3-0-415-29977-2<

2003, ISBN: 348e20618fbbbbaf68394a0c36e85623

[PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing policies o… Altro …

[PU: Routledge, London], 300 Routledge Research in Comparative Politics. This topical study reflects on problems faced by social democratic parties in government when espousing policies of severe pragmatism and fiscal prudence, and provides a perspective to both parties' changes in labour market policies. The book offers a comparative analysis of the recent changes in ideology and party programmes on economic policy of the British Labour Party and the German SPD (Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands). Using a historical institutional approach, Knut Roder focuses on labour market policies and explains the process of policy change. The book offers a unique combination of quantitative party policy content analysis with qualitative data and numerous interviews conducted for this book with the parties' policy makers. It reveals the Labour Party's and the SPD's search for an alternative approach to economic policy during their long spell in opposition in the 1980s and 1990s, and illuminates how both parties arrived at the current 'third way' / 'Neue Mitte' rhetoric. Their search for new policies was highly problematic, and led eventually to a 'delayed', incremental adoption of neo-liberal inspired economic policies. There was a fundamental paradigm shift in the 1980s from Keynesianism to neo-liberalism, and the parties' slowness to adjust to this shift, Roder argues, was largely responsible for their electoral failure. - Ungelesenes Expl. - ISBN 879-3-0-415-29977-2<