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It means that if you have a democratic system of government, this will ultimately lead to a socialist attitude to economics and social responsibility. That is because the government would have to respond to the desires of the majority, not those of the most wealthy and powerful, and thus is less favourable to capitalism.
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When was Britain's Road to Socialism created?
Britain's Road to Socialism was created in 1951.
What threatens democracy today?
Socialism
What is the relationship between democracy and socialism?
You can have a socialist democracy. A democracy makes decisions based on instructions from voters and socialism intends to take the production of industry and hand it out to people with equality in mind.
What are the Most one-party systems are often associated with?
socialism
What is democratic socialism?
Any variety of socialism that is based on direct democracy or representative democracy for managing the economy or individual enterprises. Alternatively, it is a political philosophy that advocates socialism by using democratic mechanisms and is opposed to Communism.
what are some non examples of communism?
Democracy and Socialism.
When was For Social Democracy created?
Campaign for Democratic Socialism was created in 1960.
What did Mao Zedong proposed for China?
Nationalism, Socialism, and Democracy Economic security Democracy Nationalism
what do u call a government that is not socialism, marxism, communism, and democracy?
anarchy
Western Europe's experience with democratic socialism demonstrates that?
Western Europe has not experienced democratic socialism. It has experienced "social democracy" or a elements of social democracy in the form of welfare states and the social market economy system.
Is the president of Ireland a monarchy a socialism or a democracy?
Ireland is a republic, as it has a president and it is a democracy as the leaders of Ireland, including the president, are elected.
Does liberalism undermine or promote democracy?
Socialism can promote democracy, but it ultimately depends on the type of socialism we are talking about. Traditionally, socialism promoted economic democracy, which means equal power relations and collective-decision making in the workplace. This may have taken the form of direct democracy on the part of each worker, or it might have meant democratically electing management. This type of democracy is still promoted by modern day market socialists and advocates of decentralized planned economies. If we are talking about the type of socialism that existed in the Soviet Union and "Communist states", then many political scientists would say no, this type of socialism did not promote democracy. The Soviet Union had a command economy, where decisions were made in a hierarchical chain-of-command. Ironically, the Soviet model of "socialism" was inspired by capitalist management practices known as Taylorism and scientific management.
