Why the Dutch Socialist Party Is in Crisis - International Viewpoint
In the late 2000s the Dutch Socialist Party was a success story, having risen from a small Maoist group into a 50,000-member party. But a split with its youth wing and talk of a coalition with right-wingers have demoralized activists โ and shown the dangers of a parliamentary party becoming unmoored from labor and social movements. The Dutch Socialist Party (SP) was long one of the success stories of the European left. Having started out as a Maoist group in the 1970s, it made its breakthroug...
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