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New Left Review I/143, January-February 1984
Jonas Pontusson
Behind and beyond Social Democracy in Sweden
As the tide of Eurocommunism has subsided, the evolution of labour movements hegemonized by social democracy has come to assume a more pivotal role for the debate on strategies of transition in the advanced capitalist countries. [*] With good reason, the Swedish case is frequently cited in this context. This essay will explore its significance by way of a critical examination of recent theories about the relationship between labour reformism and the prospects of socialism.
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