POLI 212 Lecture Notes - Protestantism, Party System, Elizabethan Religious Settlement

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Transformation of radical socialism to radical democracy a long run process of change that begins mid-19th century and continues well into the 20th. Transition to social democracy= the working class became politically included, when social democracy emerges there is a much tamer form of working class politics, acceptance of the economic institutions of capitalism. Social democrats recognize the principle of profit and loss and accept the prerogatives of organized business in the economy. Their attitude towards capitalism is an expression of working class politics. Social democracy implies a certain way of managing the economy a very distinctive type of welfare regime/welfare state. They use the welfare state to provide a social wage for workers, which is a substitute or complement for a wage earned in the economy. It is political streamed via the institutions of the state. The key to explaining the transformation lies in the extension of the suffrage (occurred progressively over the 19th and early 20th century).

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