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Tag: Social Democratic Party

Not so hot in Norway
Sweden’s Stieg Larsson helped create a new genre: crime novels with a conscience. But if you prefer them lighter and non-PC, hop across the border
Andrew Anthony  
December 15, 2010

The challenge to German liberalism
The first British review of the publishing sensation that trashes the pieties of the 1968 generation. Despite its needless racial provocations, it narrows the gap between the public and politicians
David Goodhart  
November 17, 2010

Oskar bangs the drum
The German social democrats are no longer a model for centre-left parties in Europe. Robert Leicht considers whether electoral failure can be blamed on the 1968 generation
Robert Leicht  
January 20, 1996