Stabiliseringens
Stabiliseringens refers to a concept within the context of Danish political and economic discourse, particularly during the early 20th century. The term emerged in the 1920s as a policy framework aimed at stabilizing Denmark’s economy and social structure amid rapid industrialization, urbanization, and the aftermath of World War I. The idea was rooted in the belief that economic and social progress could be achieved through cooperation between labor, capital, and the state, rather than through class conflict or radical change.
The Stabiliseringens movement was closely associated with the Danish Social Democratic Party (Socialdemokratiet) and its leader,
Stabiliseringens was also influenced by the Nordic model, which prioritized collective bargaining, strong labor unions, and
While Stabiliseringens was not a formalized doctrine, its principles shaped Denmark’s political economy for decades. The