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The Promise of the Third Way

Globalization and Social Justice

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  • © 2001

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Authors:
  1. Otto Newman

    1. San Diego State University, USA

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  2. Richard Zoysa

    1. South Bank University, London, UK

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. The Background to the Third Way

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1
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    2. Capitalism and Socialism

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 3-21

    3. Social Democracy

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 22-46

    4. The End of Socialism?

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 47-74

  3. The Post-Cold War Era

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 75-75
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    2. The Triumph of the Market Economy

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 77-97

    3. The Third Way

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 98-111

    4. Third Way Critique

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 112-129

  4. New Times: The Way Ahead

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 131-131
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    2. Social Antecedents: Communitarianism, Stakeholder Society and Social Exclusion

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 133-161

    3. The European Connection

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 162-181

    4. American Exceptionalism Again?

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 182-210

    5. The Promise of the Third Way

      • Otto Newman, Richard de Zoysa
      Pages 211-242

  5. Back Matter

    Pages 243-255
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Aiming to transcend the outdated conflict between Left and Right, the Third Way was welcomed by leading figures on the world stage. Its programme of modernisation, flexibility and community regeneration indicated a way forward for the New Age. Within a firm market emphasis, equality of opportunity and social inclusion were given a prominent place. However, its lack of direction and disinclination to face hard decisions, have left its promise unfulfilled. This book puts forward a rigorous rethinking towards making the Third Way an effective instrument of progress for Britain as well as abroad.

Reviews

'...a good representation and summary of...the Third Way...' - Vicente Navarro, Contemporary Sociology

'...an excellent historical background to the emergence of Third Way thinking...an indispensible resource for anyone...' - Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare

Authors and Affiliations

  • San Diego State University, USA

    Otto Newman

  • South Bank University, London, UK

    Richard Zoysa

About the authors

OTTO NEWMAN is Adjunct Professor of Sociology at San Diego State University. He is the author of Gambling Hazard and Reward, The Challenge of Corporation and The American Dream in the Information Age (with Richard de Zoysa).

RICHARD DE ZOYSA is Senior Lecturer in Politics at South Bank University, London. He is co-author (with Otto Newman) of The American Dream in the Information Age.

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