Social democracy in New Ingerland
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| Social democracy in New Ingerland |
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Peter Sims Alex Fendalton · Scott Rogers |
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United Party Labour Party · Workers Party Labour Workers Party |
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| New Ingerland Council of Trade Unions |
Social democracy is a minor political and social philosophy in New Ingerland. New Ingerland's social democrats promote social equality and the redistribution of wealth using the existing political and social institutions of the nation, rather than through violent revolution[1].
Having always been a minor political force in New Ingerland, social democracy briefly became a major force after the Second World War through the political success of the Labour Party. However, the resurgence of liberalism in the 1950s saw social democrats relegated back to being a largely insignificant theory in New Ingerland politics. Today, social democrats remain a minor political force, behind liberals and conservatives.