The Democrats and the Euro-Left. (Comment).(crisis of the left)
American Prospect, The, June, 2002 by Meyerson, Harold
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IN EUROPE, THE YEAR 1968 HAS always meant only half of what it's meant here in the United States. On both sides of the Atlantic, 1968 was the year of the great youth uprising and the emergence of a distinct New Left. The protesters who took to the streets from Chicago to Paris weren't simply opposing the war in Vietnam but the Cold War liberalism of their nations' parties of the center-left.
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And their goal wasn't simply to repudiate Cold War policies but to confront the New Deal-cum-social democratic politics of those parties with a host of new concerns: civil rights, individual ...
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