Herbert Kitschelt, Zdenka Mansfeldova, Gabor Toka
Post-Communist Party Systems
Competition, Representation, and Inner-Party Cooperation
Herbert Kitschelt, Zdenka Mansfeldova, Gabor Toka
Post-Communist Party Systems
Competition, Representation, and Inner-Party Cooperation
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This study examines democratic party competition in four post-communist polities in the mid-1990s, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland.
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This study examines democratic party competition in four post-communist polities in the mid-1990s, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 476
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 766g
- ISBN-13: 9780521658904
- ISBN-10: 052165890X
- Artikelnr.: 21709579
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 476
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 766g
- ISBN-13: 9780521658904
- ISBN-10: 052165890X
- Artikelnr.: 21709579
Acknowledgments; Introduction Democracy and Party Competition; Part I.
Theory, Party Systems and the Procedural Quality of Post-Communist
Democracy: 1. Historical legacies and strategies of democratization:
pathways toward post-communist polities; 2. The quality of post-communist
democracy: patterns of party competition, interest representation and
governance; Part II. Setting and Research Strategy: 3. From communist rule
to democracy: four central and East European countries; 4. Empirical
research strategy; Part III. The Structuring of Party Competition: 5.
Programmatic citizen-elite linkage strategies across post-communist
polities; 6. Linkage strategies within party systems: diversity among
parties; Part IV. Political Alignments and Dimensions of Competition: 7.
Political divides and alignments: the politicians; 8. Electoral
constituency alignments: emerging political cleavages?; Part V. Political
Representation and the Quality of Democratic Governance: 9. Political
representation; 10. The governability of post-communist democracies:
collation politics between passions and policy interests; Part VI.
Conclusion: 11. The diversity of post-communist democratic governance;
Appendices; Bibliography.
Theory, Party Systems and the Procedural Quality of Post-Communist
Democracy: 1. Historical legacies and strategies of democratization:
pathways toward post-communist polities; 2. The quality of post-communist
democracy: patterns of party competition, interest representation and
governance; Part II. Setting and Research Strategy: 3. From communist rule
to democracy: four central and East European countries; 4. Empirical
research strategy; Part III. The Structuring of Party Competition: 5.
Programmatic citizen-elite linkage strategies across post-communist
polities; 6. Linkage strategies within party systems: diversity among
parties; Part IV. Political Alignments and Dimensions of Competition: 7.
Political divides and alignments: the politicians; 8. Electoral
constituency alignments: emerging political cleavages?; Part V. Political
Representation and the Quality of Democratic Governance: 9. Political
representation; 10. The governability of post-communist democracies:
collation politics between passions and policy interests; Part VI.
Conclusion: 11. The diversity of post-communist democratic governance;
Appendices; Bibliography.
Acknowledgments; Introduction Democracy and Party Competition; Part I.
Theory, Party Systems and the Procedural Quality of Post-Communist
Democracy: 1. Historical legacies and strategies of democratization:
pathways toward post-communist polities; 2. The quality of post-communist
democracy: patterns of party competition, interest representation and
governance; Part II. Setting and Research Strategy: 3. From communist rule
to democracy: four central and East European countries; 4. Empirical
research strategy; Part III. The Structuring of Party Competition: 5.
Programmatic citizen-elite linkage strategies across post-communist
polities; 6. Linkage strategies within party systems: diversity among
parties; Part IV. Political Alignments and Dimensions of Competition: 7.
Political divides and alignments: the politicians; 8. Electoral
constituency alignments: emerging political cleavages?; Part V. Political
Representation and the Quality of Democratic Governance: 9. Political
representation; 10. The governability of post-communist democracies:
collation politics between passions and policy interests; Part VI.
Conclusion: 11. The diversity of post-communist democratic governance;
Appendices; Bibliography.
Theory, Party Systems and the Procedural Quality of Post-Communist
Democracy: 1. Historical legacies and strategies of democratization:
pathways toward post-communist polities; 2. The quality of post-communist
democracy: patterns of party competition, interest representation and
governance; Part II. Setting and Research Strategy: 3. From communist rule
to democracy: four central and East European countries; 4. Empirical
research strategy; Part III. The Structuring of Party Competition: 5.
Programmatic citizen-elite linkage strategies across post-communist
polities; 6. Linkage strategies within party systems: diversity among
parties; Part IV. Political Alignments and Dimensions of Competition: 7.
Political divides and alignments: the politicians; 8. Electoral
constituency alignments: emerging political cleavages?; Part V. Political
Representation and the Quality of Democratic Governance: 9. Political
representation; 10. The governability of post-communist democracies:
collation politics between passions and policy interests; Part VI.
Conclusion: 11. The diversity of post-communist democratic governance;
Appendices; Bibliography.