Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "List of social democrats" in English language version.
So until 1914, when war fractured the socialist movement, Lenin and Luxemburg were part of social democracy, not something apart from it. They were very much engaged in the struggle to make parties like the SPD radical, democratic organizations, capable of waging a fight against capitalism.
So until 1914, when war fractured the socialist movement, Lenin and Luxemburg were part of social democracy, not something apart from it. They were very much engaged in the struggle to make parties like the SPD radical, democratic organizations, capable of waging a fight against capitalism.
So until 1914, when war fractured the socialist movement, Lenin and Luxemburg were part of social democracy, not something apart from it. They were very much engaged in the struggle to make parties like the SPD radical, democratic organizations, capable of waging a fight against capitalism.
Robespierre's life was worth celebrating because he had consistently befriended the poor, defended the oppressed, championed social democracy, and fought for a fairer society.Montefiore, Simon Sebag (2017). Titans of History: The Giants Who Made Our World. Hachette UK. ISBN 978-1-47460-647-9.
Some see Robespierre as one of the founding fathers of social democracy, his revolutionary excesses occasioned by his championing the cause of the people.
With these positions, Sanders is technically a social democrat [...].Tupy, Marian (1 March 2016). "Bernie Is Not a Socialist and America Is Not Capitalist". The Atlantic. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
First, Sanders is not a socialist, but a social democrat. Second, the United States does not have a strictly capitalist economy, but a mixed one.Cooper, Ryan (10 January 2018). "Bernie Sanders and the rise of American social democracy". The Week. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
Despite Sanders' self-identification as a 'democratic socialist,' all this is classic social democracy [...].Levitz, Eric (23 April 2019). "Bernie Sanders: 'Democratic Socialist' Is Just a Synonym for New Deal Liberal". New York. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
Here Sanders was referencing Roosevelt's Second Bill of Rights — the outline for American social democracy that the Democratic Party's patron saint sketched one year before his death. [...] In other words, Sanders is an admirer of European social democracy who sees FDR's Second Bill of Rights (not Karl Marx's Das Kapital) as the seminal articulation of his political philosophy.Krugman, Paul (13 February 2020). "Bernie Sanders Isn't a Socialist". The New York Times. Retrieved 23 February 2020.
[Bernie Sanders] doesn't want to nationalize our major industries and replace markets with central planning; he has expressed admiration, not for Venezuela, but for Denmark. He's basically what Europeans would call a social democrat — and social democracies like Denmark are, in fact, quite nice places to live, with societies that are, if anything, freer than our own.
With these positions, Sanders is technically a social democrat [...].Tupy, Marian (1 March 2016). "Bernie Is Not a Socialist and America Is Not Capitalist". The Atlantic. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
First, Sanders is not a socialist, but a social democrat. Second, the United States does not have a strictly capitalist economy, but a mixed one.Cooper, Ryan (10 January 2018). "Bernie Sanders and the rise of American social democracy". The Week. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
Despite Sanders' self-identification as a 'democratic socialist,' all this is classic social democracy [...].Levitz, Eric (23 April 2019). "Bernie Sanders: 'Democratic Socialist' Is Just a Synonym for New Deal Liberal". New York. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
Here Sanders was referencing Roosevelt's Second Bill of Rights — the outline for American social democracy that the Democratic Party's patron saint sketched one year before his death. [...] In other words, Sanders is an admirer of European social democracy who sees FDR's Second Bill of Rights (not Karl Marx's Das Kapital) as the seminal articulation of his political philosophy.Krugman, Paul (13 February 2020). "Bernie Sanders Isn't a Socialist". The New York Times. Retrieved 23 February 2020.
[Bernie Sanders] doesn't want to nationalize our major industries and replace markets with central planning; he has expressed admiration, not for Venezuela, but for Denmark. He's basically what Europeans would call a social democrat — and social democracies like Denmark are, in fact, quite nice places to live, with societies that are, if anything, freer than our own.
With these positions, Sanders is technically a social democrat [...].Tupy, Marian (1 March 2016). "Bernie Is Not a Socialist and America Is Not Capitalist". The Atlantic. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
First, Sanders is not a socialist, but a social democrat. Second, the United States does not have a strictly capitalist economy, but a mixed one.Cooper, Ryan (10 January 2018). "Bernie Sanders and the rise of American social democracy". The Week. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
Despite Sanders' self-identification as a 'democratic socialist,' all this is classic social democracy [...].Levitz, Eric (23 April 2019). "Bernie Sanders: 'Democratic Socialist' Is Just a Synonym for New Deal Liberal". New York. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
Here Sanders was referencing Roosevelt's Second Bill of Rights — the outline for American social democracy that the Democratic Party's patron saint sketched one year before his death. [...] In other words, Sanders is an admirer of European social democracy who sees FDR's Second Bill of Rights (not Karl Marx's Das Kapital) as the seminal articulation of his political philosophy.Krugman, Paul (13 February 2020). "Bernie Sanders Isn't a Socialist". The New York Times. Retrieved 23 February 2020.
[Bernie Sanders] doesn't want to nationalize our major industries and replace markets with central planning; he has expressed admiration, not for Venezuela, but for Denmark. He's basically what Europeans would call a social democrat — and social democracies like Denmark are, in fact, quite nice places to live, with societies that are, if anything, freer than our own.
With these positions, Sanders is technically a social democrat [...].Tupy, Marian (1 March 2016). "Bernie Is Not a Socialist and America Is Not Capitalist". The Atlantic. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
First, Sanders is not a socialist, but a social democrat. Second, the United States does not have a strictly capitalist economy, but a mixed one.Cooper, Ryan (10 January 2018). "Bernie Sanders and the rise of American social democracy". The Week. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
Despite Sanders' self-identification as a 'democratic socialist,' all this is classic social democracy [...].Levitz, Eric (23 April 2019). "Bernie Sanders: 'Democratic Socialist' Is Just a Synonym for New Deal Liberal". New York. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
Here Sanders was referencing Roosevelt's Second Bill of Rights — the outline for American social democracy that the Democratic Party's patron saint sketched one year before his death. [...] In other words, Sanders is an admirer of European social democracy who sees FDR's Second Bill of Rights (not Karl Marx's Das Kapital) as the seminal articulation of his political philosophy.Krugman, Paul (13 February 2020). "Bernie Sanders Isn't a Socialist". The New York Times. Retrieved 23 February 2020.
[Bernie Sanders] doesn't want to nationalize our major industries and replace markets with central planning; he has expressed admiration, not for Venezuela, but for Denmark. He's basically what Europeans would call a social democrat — and social democracies like Denmark are, in fact, quite nice places to live, with societies that are, if anything, freer than our own.
With these positions, Sanders is technically a social democrat [...].Tupy, Marian (1 March 2016). "Bernie Is Not a Socialist and America Is Not Capitalist". The Atlantic. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
First, Sanders is not a socialist, but a social democrat. Second, the United States does not have a strictly capitalist economy, but a mixed one.Cooper, Ryan (10 January 2018). "Bernie Sanders and the rise of American social democracy". The Week. Retrieved 26 March 2019.
Despite Sanders' self-identification as a 'democratic socialist,' all this is classic social democracy [...].Levitz, Eric (23 April 2019). "Bernie Sanders: 'Democratic Socialist' Is Just a Synonym for New Deal Liberal". New York. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
Here Sanders was referencing Roosevelt's Second Bill of Rights — the outline for American social democracy that the Democratic Party's patron saint sketched one year before his death. [...] In other words, Sanders is an admirer of European social democracy who sees FDR's Second Bill of Rights (not Karl Marx's Das Kapital) as the seminal articulation of his political philosophy.Krugman, Paul (13 February 2020). "Bernie Sanders Isn't a Socialist". The New York Times. Retrieved 23 February 2020.
[Bernie Sanders] doesn't want to nationalize our major industries and replace markets with central planning; he has expressed admiration, not for Venezuela, but for Denmark. He's basically what Europeans would call a social democrat — and social democracies like Denmark are, in fact, quite nice places to live, with societies that are, if anything, freer than our own.
