Social democracy beyond productivism

Advocates of the 'Third Way' or 'New Social Democracy' have formulated a 'new productivism' that follows the same logic but which embraces privatisation and deregulation, private funding and provision, capital mobility and public sector markets to an extent unimaginable...

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Published in	Renewal (London, England) Vol. 15; no. 2-3; pp. 74 - 82
Main Author	Fitzpatrick, Tony
Format	Journal Article
Language	English
Published	London Lawrence & Wishart 01.01.2007
Subjects	Capital Capital movement Conservation Conservatism Debates Democracy Deregulation Environmental economics Ethics Food Free markets Happiness Housing Ideology Intergenerational mobility Left Politics Poverty Privatization Production Productivity Public sector Quality of life Redistribution Social Democracy Social justice Social policy Trust funds
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ISSN	0968-252X

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Summary:	Advocates of the 'Third Way' or 'New Social Democracy' have formulated a 'new productivism' that follows the same logic but which embraces privatisation and deregulation, private funding and provision, capital mobility and public sector markets to an extent unimaginable to previous generations. It contributed to a decade of steady growth, restoring Labour's reputation for economic competence, and rendered public investment, anti-poverty strategies and modest redistribution relatively pain-free.
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ISSN:	0968-252X