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Résumé :
1 Making social democrats - Jeremy Nuttall and Hans Schattle Part I: Progressive dilemmas: the historical long view 2 Social democracy and the people - Jeremy Nuttall 3 British liberalism in search of ideological recalibration - Michael Freeden 4 A labour of Sisyphus: the quest for a great Labour Party - Andrew Gamble Part II: Citizenship, republicanism and democracy 5 Globalisation, the breaking and re-making of social democratic citizenship - Hans Schattle 6 A Marquandian moment? The civic republican political theory of David Marquand - Stuart White 7 A union of hearts? Republican social democracy and Scottish nationalism - Ben Jackson Part III: The principled society: mindsets and values 8 The politics of neighbourliness: social democracy on the home front in Britain during the Second World War - Clare Griffiths 9 As if: contestation, care and the 'temper of the country' - Gideon Calder 10 Principles and the progressive alliance in a networked society: what we can learn from Marquandism in the making and unmaking of social democrats - Neal Lawson 11 Progressivism to democratic socialism: the special case of Dr Christopher Addison - Kenneth O. Morgan Part IV: Prospects, reflections and realities 12 Democracy and social democracy - Tony Wright 13 Social democracy before and after the EU referendum - Lord David Owen 14 From Bodmin Moor to Cardiff Bay: a European education? - David Marquand 15 David Marquand and liberal social democracy - Will Hutton 16 Not just any social democracy: 'Marquandism' and the primacy of pluralism and republicanism - Hans Schattle and Jeremy Nuttall...

Biographie:
Hans Schattle is Professor of Political Science at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea Jeremy Nuttall is Senior Lecturer in Modern British History at Kingston University

Sommaire:
Amidst 'Brexit', a divided and out of power Labour Party, and the wider international rise of populism, contemporary British social democracy appears in a state of crisis. This book, a collection of essays by some of Britain's leading academics, public intellectuals and political practitioners, seeks to engage with the 'big picture' of British social democracy, both historical and contemporary, and point to grounds for greater optimism for its future prospects. It does so in honour of the renowned centre-left thinker David Marquand. Drawing on many of the themes which have preoccupied Marquand in his career and his writing, such as social democratic citizenship, values and participation, the volume offers the original perspective that social democracy is as much about cultures and mindsets as it is about economic policy or public institutions....