Second left (French political current)

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The Second Left is a French social-democratic and reformist political current associated with Michel Rocard that emphasized decentralization, pragmatism, and a break from traditional Marxist orthodoxy within the left.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French political current
social-democratic current
activeInPeriod late 20th century
alsoKnownAs Deuxième gauche
associatedWith Michel Rocard
Unified Socialist Party (France)
surface form: PSU (Parti socialiste unifié)

Socialist Party (France)
surface form: Parti socialiste (France)
breaksWith Leninist concept of the party
vanguard party model
characterizedBy emphasis on civil society actors
preference for coalition politics
rejection of class struggle as sole political framework
search for compromise between market and state
country France
emergedIn 1970s
emphasis decentralization
local democracy
negotiated compromise
participatory democracy
pragmatism
reform over revolution
social dialogue
hasKeyFigure Edmond Maire NERFINISHED
Jacques Delors
Michel Rocard
Patrick Viveret
ideology anti-Marxist left
autogestion (self‑management)
reformism
social democracy
influenced French Socialist Party internal debates
French centre-left governance style
French decentralization policies
influencedBy Michel Rocard
languageOfName French
opposedTo Jacobin centralism
traditional Marxist orthodoxy
partOf French left
politicalPosition centre-left
relatedTo CFDT (French Democratic Confederation of Labour)
self-management movement in France
supports European integration
mixed economy
social market economy
welfare state reform

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Michel Rocard movement Second left (French political current)