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European social models from crisis to crisis: employment and inequality in the era of monetary integration

sition from other parties at a time when the Social Democrats’ poor electoral performances are inevitably reducing their influence. The final essay in this section by Christian Krell recognises this issue by insisting on the need for the party to create a wider political narrative that goes beyond just proposing concepts such as equality which may remain vague to many voters. He takes Sweden as his example, recounting how in the post-war decades the Social Democrat Prime Minister Tage Erlander harnessed the concepts ‘strong society’ and ‘home of the people’ to create an egalitarian welfare state. Whilst he has to concede that in more recent times Sweden has become less equal, he still maintains that the Swedish model remains attractive and could provide an inspiration for other left of centre parties. Finally, it is difficult to review a book with so many contributions covering so many subjects. This is both its strength and its weakness. The reader gains valuable insights into many areas but will perhaps wish that some could have been treated in greater depth.