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This article outlines the '''contradictions of social democracy''', or the ways in which [[Social Democracy|socially democratic]] governments contradict their own values. As such, this article takes representative democracy, regulated capitalism, the welfare state, police, trade unions and reformism as justified. Even if as libertarian socialists we have our own critiques of these concepts. This page will overlap significantly with the [[contradictions of Liberalism|contradictions of liberalism]].
This article outlines the '''contradictions of social democracy''', or the ways in which [[Social Democracy|socially democratic]] governments contradict their own values. As such, this article takes representative democracy, regulated capitalism, the welfare state, police, trade unions and reformism as justified. Even if as anarchists we have our own critiques of these concepts. This page will overlap significantly with the [[contradictions of Liberalism|contradictions of liberalism]].


== Australia ==
== Australia ==

Latest revision as of 18:37, 3 April 2024

This article outlines the contradictions of social democracy, or the ways in which socially democratic governments contradict their own values. As such, this article takes representative democracy, regulated capitalism, the welfare state, police, trade unions and reformism as justified. Even if as anarchists we have our own critiques of these concepts. This page will overlap significantly with the contradictions of liberalism.

Australia

Canada

Costa Rica

Estonia

Finland

France

Germany

Hong Kong

Iceland

Japan

Mauritius

New Zealand

Norway

Poland

Singapore

South Korea

Sweden

United Kingdom

United States