David J. Bailey is Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Birmingham, Jean-Michel De Waele is Professor of Political Science at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Fabien Escalona is ATER in Political Science and PhD candidate at Sciences Po Grenoble, Mathieu Vieira is ATER in Political Science at Sciences Po Lille and PhD candidate at Sciences Po Grenoble and Université Libre de Bruxelles

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• IntroductionDavid Bailey, Jean-Michel De Waele, Fabien Escalona and Mathieu VieiraPART I: The political economy of European social democracy under global economic crisis1. It does not happen here either: why social democrats fail in the context of the great financial crisis– Fabien Escalona and Mathieu Vieira2. Social democracy and social movements from crisis to crisis – George Ross3. Why the financial crisis has not generated a social democratic alternative in Europe? – Magnus Ryner4. Social democracy in the light of capitalist crises: the case of the British Labour – John CallaghanPART II: National responses to crisis5. Coping with TINA: the Labour Party and the new crisis of capitalism – Philippe Marlière6. Losing social democracy. Reflections on the erosion of a paradigmatic case of social democracy – Jenny Andersson7. German social democracy: a popular project and an unpopular party – Ingo Schmidt8. The French PS (2008-13). Not revolutionaries, not luminaries, just ‘normal’ guys amidst the tempest – Christophe Bouillaud9. Back to the drawing board. The PSOE after the 2011 general election – Paul Kennedy10. Trimph and collapse: the PASOK in the wake of the crisis in Greece (2009–13) – Dimitri A. SotiropoulosPART III: Towards a social democratic European Union?11. Limits of consensus? The Party of European Socialists and the financial crisis – Michael Holmes and Simon Lightfoot12. Palliating terminal social democratic decline at the EU-level? – David Bailey13. Reforming Europe, renewing social democracy? The PES, the debt crisis and the Europarties – Gerassimos MoschonasPostface: death by a thousand cuts? – Ashley LavelleIndex

David J. Bailey is Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Birmingham, Jean-Michel De Waele is Professor of Political Science at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Fabien Escalona is ATER in Political Science and PhD candidate at Sciences Po Grenoble, Mathieu Vieira is ATER in Political Science at Sciences Po Lille and PhD candidate at Sciences Po Grenoble and Université Libre de Bruxelles

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• IntroductionDavid Bailey, Jean-Michel De Waele, Fabien Escalona and Mathieu VieiraPART I: The political economy of European social democracy under global economic crisis1. It does not happen here either: why social democrats fail in the context of the great financial crisis– Fabien Escalona and Mathieu Vieira2. Social democracy and social movements from crisis to crisis – George Ross3. Why the financial crisis has not generated a social democratic alternative in Europe? – Magnus Ryner4. Social democracy in the light of capitalist crises: the case of the British Labour – John CallaghanPART II: National responses to crisis5. Coping with TINA: the Labour Party and the new crisis of capitalism – Philippe Marlière6. Losing social democracy. Reflections on the erosion of a paradigmatic case of social democracy – Jenny Andersson7. German social democracy: a popular project and an unpopular party – Ingo Schmidt8. The French PS (2008-13). Not revolutionaries, not luminaries, just ‘normal’ guys amidst the tempest – Christophe Bouillaud9. Back to the drawing board. The PSOE after the 2011 general election – Paul Kennedy10. Trimph and collapse: the PASOK in the wake of the crisis in Greece (2009–13) – Dimitri A. SotiropoulosPART III: Towards a social democratic European Union?11. Limits of consensus? The Party of European Socialists and the financial crisis – Michael Holmes and Simon Lightfoot12. Palliating terminal social democratic decline at the EU-level? – David Bailey13. Reforming Europe, renewing social democracy? The PES, the debt crisis and the Europarties – Gerassimos MoschonasPostface: death by a thousand cuts? – Ashley LavelleIndex

David J. Bailey is Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Birmingham, Jean-Michel De Waele is Professor of Political Science at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Fabien Escalona is ATER in Political Science and PhD candidate at Sciences Po Grenoble, Mathieu Vieira is ATER in Political Science at Sciences Po Lille and PhD candidate at Sciences Po Grenoble and Université Libre de Bruxelles

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• IntroductionDavid Bailey, Jean-Michel De Waele, Fabien Escalona and Mathieu VieiraPART I: The political economy of European social democracy under global economic crisis1. It does not happen here either: why social democrats fail in the context of the great financial crisis– Fabien Escalona and Mathieu Vieira2. Social democracy and social movements from crisis to crisis – George Ross3. Why the financial crisis has not generated a social democratic alternative in Europe? – Magnus Ryner4. Social democracy in the light of capitalist crises: the case of the British Labour – John CallaghanPART II: National responses to crisis5. Coping with TINA: the Labour Party and the new crisis of capitalism – Philippe Marlière6. Losing social democracy. Reflections on the erosion of a paradigmatic case of social democracy – Jenny Andersson7. German social democracy: a popular project and an unpopular party – Ingo Schmidt8. The French PS (2008-13). Not revolutionaries, not luminaries, just ‘normal’ guys amidst the tempest – Christophe Bouillaud9. Back to the drawing board. The PSOE after the 2011 general election – Paul Kennedy10. Trimph and collapse: the PASOK in the wake of the crisis in Greece (2009–13) – Dimitri A. SotiropoulosPART III: Towards a social democratic European Union?11. Limits of consensus? The Party of European Socialists and the financial crisis – Michael Holmes and Simon Lightfoot12. Palliating terminal social democratic decline at the EU-level? – David Bailey13. Reforming Europe, renewing social democracy? The PES, the debt crisis and the Europarties – Gerassimos MoschonasPostface: death by a thousand cuts? – Ashley LavelleIndex