An Analysis of the Failure of the Development of the Socialist Political Parties in the United States
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Authors
Stuit, John D.
Issue Date
1987
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Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
The failure of socialism in America is a complex
problem, and the question, "Why is America one of the
few major industrial countries without a major
socialist party represented in its political system?",
is a difficult question with no real concrete
solutions. The only certainty about the answer to
this question is that the contributing factors are
many, and they are all intertwined with one another.
To understand this failure, it is necessary to study
this problem in conjunction with external and internal
factors and on a comparative level. This comparative
analysis, however, should be one conducted within the
American political system. Consequently, this study
involves a comparison of the American socialist
parties to another relatively similar American minor
political party, the Progressive Party of 1912.
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