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Edited by
Silja Häusermann  and
Herbert Kitschelt
Silja Häusermann
Affiliation:
Universität Zürich
Herbert Kitschelt
Affiliation:
Duke University, North Carolina

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Beyond Social Democracy
The Transformation of the Left in Emerging Knowledge Societies
 , pp. vii - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Contents

  1. List of Figures

  2. List of Tables

  3. List of Contributors

  4. Acknowledgments

  5. 1Introduction and Theoretical Framework

    silja häusermann and herbert kitschelt

  6. Part IVoter Flows and Electoral Potentials

    1. 2The Changing Geography of the Social Democratic Vote

      jane gingrich

    2. 3Losing the Middle Ground: The Electoral Decline of Social Democratic Parties since 2000

      tarik abou-chadi and markus wagner

    3. 4Who Continues to Vote for the Left? Social Class of Origin, Intergenerational Mobility, and Party Choice in Western Europe

      macarena ares and mathilde m. van ditmars

    4. 5Lost in Transition: Where Are All the Social Democrats Today?

      daniel bischof and thomas kurer

    5. 6Social Democracy in Competition: Voting Propensities, Electoral Potentials and Overlaps

      silja häusermann

  7. Part IIConsiderations of Choice: Motivations and Preferences

    1. 7Voter Switchers and Social Democracy in Contemporary Knowledge Capitalism: How Voter Rationales Signal Strategic Dilemmas of Social Democracy

      herbert kitschelt and philipp rehm

    2. 8Labor Unionization and Social Democratic Parties

      silja häusermann, herbert kitschelt, nadja mosimann, and philipp rehm

    3. 9Old Left, New Left, Centrist, or Left National? Determinants of Support for Different Social Democratic Programmatic Strategies

      tarik abou-chadi, silja häusermann, reto mitteregger, nadja mosimann, and markus wagner

  8. Part IIIDeterminants of Electoral Outcomes for Social Democratic Parties and the Left

    1. 10Voter Responses to Social Democratic Ideological Moderation after the Third Way

      jonathan polk and johannes karreth

    2. 11Social Democracy and Party Competition: Mapping the Electoral Payoffs of Strategic Interaction

      herbert kitschelt and philipp rehm

    3. 12The Electoral Consequences of Centrist Policies: Fiscal Consolidations and the Fate of Social Democratic Parties

      björn bremer

    4. 13Leadership Turnovers and Their Electoral Consequences: A Social Democratic Exceptionalism?

      zeynep somer-topcu and daniel weitzel

    5. 14Conclusion

      silja häusermann and herbert kitschelt

  9. References

  10. Index

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