A modern reformist current openly opposed to Marxism proclaimed by the Social Democratic Party, and evolved from Social Democracy. It arose in the aftermath of World War I and became widely prevalent in a number of developed capitalist countries in Western Europe after the World War II. Its chief representatives were Laski, MacDonald, Attlee, Strachey in England…
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