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Oxford Studies in Democratization: Democracy Between Consolidation and Crisis

Parties, Groups, and Citizens in Southern Europe

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Drawing on a systematic, empirical analysis of four key Southern European countries, Portugal, Spain, Greece, and Italy, this insightful study identifies several key aspects of democratic consensus and legitimization, party system and party organization, and the ways in which organized and non-organized interests are related to parties and the institutions of state. This book offers the first extensive, comparative analysis of consolidation and crisis in these countries, and features a wealth of up-to-date information on party organizations, interest associations, the media, and public opinion. Although clearly focusing on Southern Europe, the author's findings are extremely relevant for understanding the politics of several other regions, including Eastern Europe, Latin America, and South East Asia.

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Oxford Studies in Democratization: Democracy Between Consolidation and Crisis, Leonardo Morlino

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1998
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Título
Oxford Studies in Democratization: Democracy Between Consolidation and Crisis
Subtítulo
Parties, Groups, and Citizens in Southern Europe
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
1998
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
406
ISBN10
0198280823
ISBN13
9780198280828
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Descripción
Drawing on a systematic, empirical analysis of four key Southern European countries, Portugal, Spain, Greece, and Italy, this insightful study identifies several key aspects of democratic consensus and legitimization, party system and party organization, and the ways in which organized and non-organized interests are related to parties and the institutions of state. This book offers the first extensive, comparative analysis of consolidation and crisis in these countries, and features a wealth of up-to-date information on party organizations, interest associations, the media, and public opinion. Although clearly focusing on Southern Europe, the author's findings are extremely relevant for understanding the politics of several other regions, including Eastern Europe, Latin America, and South East Asia.