Social democracy (disambiguation)
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Social democracy is a political ideology within socialism.
Social democracy or Social Democracy may also refer to:
Ideologies
[edit]- Democratic capitalism, a form of capitalism adopted by social democrats in the post-war period
- Democratic socialism, a form of socialism which emphasizes democracy
- Nordic model, a policy regime in Northern Europe
- Social market economy, a social welfare model in Western Europe
Political parties
[edit]- Social Democracy (Czech Republic) (Sociální demokracie), a centre-left social-democratic political party in Czech Republic
- Social Democracy (Italy) (Democrazia Sociale), a centre-left political party in Italy
- Social Democracy (Mexico) (Democracia Social), a social-democratic political party in Mexico
- Social Democracy (Serbia) (Социјалдемократија), a social-democratic political party in Serbia
See also
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