Rethinking European Social Democracy and Socialism

Introduction: North and South in European and Global Social Democracy 1. The Socialist International as a Transnational Political Actor, 1950-1970 2. From Democratic Socialism to Neoliberalisation: Political and Ideological Evolution of Nordic Social Democrats and Portuguese Socialists After the Economic Crisis of the 1970s 3. Put (Southern) Europe To Work: The Nordic Turn of European Socialists in the Early 1990s 4. Social Democracy, Globalisation and the Ambiguities of "Europeanisation": Revisiting the Southern European Crises of the 1970s 5. Logics of Influence: European Social Democrats and the Iberian Transition to Democracy 6. Radicalism and Reformism in Post-war Italian Socialism: A Comparative View 7. Cultural Affinity and Small-State Solidarity: Sweden and Global North-South Relations in the 1970s 8. Looking South: The Role of Portuguese Democratisation in the Socialist International's Initiatives Towards Latin America in the 1970s 9. Contribution to the Critique of "Social Democracy in One Country": The Case of Sweden 10. Defining Progress in Post-war Mediterranean: Communist Movements and their Influence in Algeria and Egypt after 1945. Epilogue: North-South and Social Democratic Transformations in Europe and Beyond