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Certain processes of transformation have underpinned the programmatic development of the Slovak communist successor, the Party of the Democratic Left (SDL), most notably policy transfer from Western social-democratic parties. New young, dynamic leaders assumed the role of modernizers in the party in the first half of the 1990s, but a group of more conservative socialists took over in 1996. The two streams developed mutually incompatible attitudes not just to policy transfer, but to policy development in general. In the process of transformation, fast-track programmatic modernization and the internal divisions within the party were directly influenced by policy transfer from Western social-democratic parties and had a clear effect on the party's eventual implosion.
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