Copy for DSA of the Common Fight of the left.

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
1			1900-1930	years 1930	1943-1967	1968-1990	1990-2019
2	Values	Global	Intertionalisme	democracy	human rights		Environmental sustainability
3			progrès		third world
4			secularism
5			Individual Rights
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7			universalism
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10	Methods	Global			resistance
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12							Third way
13							PDS = we no longer want to be called a communist

14		EU				reflux of socialism (invisibilisation but persistence = molehill)
15		China/Russia	collectivisme		CNR : programme
16		Switzerland	general strike
17		Global			liberating struggles	emergence of terrorist movements	inequality reductions
18	Common Struggles	Global	paix	antifascisme	welfare State	Women Rights	LGBT Rights
19		France	dreyfusisme	pacifisme	improved fighting	pacifisme	Fight against corruption
20		Global	internationalisme	paid vacation	women vote	refusal of patriarchal society
21		Germany	social laws (pensions, health)	Antifascisme	RDA : very progressive on women's rights
22		Latin America	anticolonialisme
23		Global		progressive taxation	consumption = progress (access to a certain number of well-being tools) / productivism, race for growth
24					planning, redistribution
25		Switzerland	proportional integral (1919)
26		UK/EU	Suffragettes		minority rights
27		Global			improvement of living conditions of the working class	democratization of access to education / support for student movements
28		Global	class struggle		tiers-mondisme	fight against racism
29					panafricanisme
30		Latin America			economic independence, anti-imperialism	economic independence
31						gay rights
32					Peace, Europe
33	Fractures			conception of democracy in the face of Stalinism	decolonization		integration of immigrants
34			Peace		cold war / atlantism		abandonment of the idea of creating a new model of society with the 3rd way
35		France	defense or not of colonization	(relative) abandonment of the revolutionary character of combat			secularism
36		Global	Russian Revolution: break of the workers movement				acceptance of liberalism
37			The relation to order?	The relation to order? / to the authoritarian model			L'Europe
38			The connection with feminism	the relationship to individual freedoms / conception of democracy in the face of Stalinism			regain control of sovereignty and protectionism against internationalism
39			relation to the nation				corruption issues
40		Germany		exercise of power (Weimar Rep)
41							acceptance of the market economy
42		UK		Labor party division on how to respond to the 1929 crisis
43				Keynesianism / market economy
44			individual property
45		China		armed struggle against nationalism	universal access to education, women's rights
46		Europe			European Union
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