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Frankfurt Manifesto and the theoretical change of the social democratic party

Zhang Fu-sun

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Frankfurt Manifesto is a programmatic document of the contemporry social democratic party, It puts forward the slogans as political democracy, economic democracy and social democracy. It also believes that the realization of democracy can improve the completion of the peaceful transformation from capitalism to socialism. It emphasizes that “No socialism without democracy”, which has a positive significance in exploring the question of “What is socilism”.

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Frankfurt Manifesto is a programmatic document of the contemporry social democratic party, It puts forward the slogans as political democracy, economic democracy and social democracy. It also believes that the realization of democracy can improve the completion of the peaceful transformation from capitalism to socialism. It emphasizes that “No socialism without democracy”, which has a positive significance in exploring the question of “What is socilism”.

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Frankfurt Manifesto is a programmatic document of the contemporry social democratic party, It puts forward the slogans as political democracy, economic democracy and social democracy. It also believes that the realization of democracy can improve the completion of the peaceful transformation from capitalism to socialism. It emphasizes that “No socialism without democracy”, which has a positive significance in exploring the question of “What is socilism”.

Key concepts: Manifesto, Democracy, Socialism, Capitalism, Political science, Politics, Political economy, Representative democracy

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