Christian democracy has been one of the most successful political
movements in post-war Western Europe yet its crucial impact on the
development of the modern European welfare state has been
neglected. In this study, Kees van Kersbergen demonstrates the
precise nature of the links between Christian democracy and the
welfare state. Using a variety of sources the author describes the
origin and development of the Christian Democratic movement and
presents comparative accounts of the varying degrees of political
entrenchment of national Christian Democratic parties. Drawing upon
cross-national indicators of welfare state development he
identifies and explains the existence of a distinctively Christian
Democratic (as opposed to a liberal or social democratic)
welfare-state regime which he labels "social capitalism".
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