This book examines how interest groups, political parties, and public benefit organizations are legally regulated in 19 democracies. It it develops and empirically examines a new interdisciplinary theory on why democracies adopt permissive or constraining regulation of civil society organizations.
This book examines how interest groups, political parties, and public benefit organizations are legally regulated in 19 democracies. It it develops and empirically examines a new interdisciplinary theory on why democracies adopt permissive or constraining regulation of civil society organizations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nicole Bolleyer is a Professor of Comparative Politics at the University of Exeter. Her publications include New Parties in Old Party Systems: Persistence and Decline in 17 Democracies (OUP, 2013) and Intergovernmental Cooperation: Rational Choices in Federal Systems and Beyond (OUP, 2009), and she has published in numerous journals such as Comparative Political Studies, Journal of Politics, European Journal of Political Research, Governance, Political Studies, Party Politics, and the European Political Science Review.
Inhaltsangabe
* PART I Why and How to Study Legal Regulation of Organized Civil Society Comparatively * 1: The Legal Regulation of Organized Civil Society: A Comparative Study * 2: Studying Legal Regulation of Organized Civil Society Cross-Nationally: Analytical Tools and Empirical Strategy * PART II How Parties, Interest Groups and Public Benefit Organizations Are Regulated * 3: The Legal Regulation of Political Parties in Long-Lived Democracies * 4: The Regulation of Interest Groups and Public Benefit Organizations in Long-lived Democracies: Formation and Dissolution * 5: The Regulation of Interest Groups and Public Benefit Organizations: The Operation Stage - Constitutive Function and Resources * PART IV How Democracies Regulate Organized Civil Society - The Importance of Legal Dispositions * 6: The Diversity of Legal Environments for Organized Civil Society in Long-lived Democracies: A Theoretical Framework * 7: The Legal Environments of Organized Civil Society in 19 Democracies: A Cross-National Analysis * PART IV The Long-Term Evolution of Legal Frameworks for Organized Civil Society * 8: The Voluntarist Path towards a Permissive Legal Environment for Organized Civil Society: Sweden * 9: The Functionalist Path towards a Constraining Legal Environment for Organized Civil Society: UK * 10: The Statist Path towards a Constraining Legal Environment for Organized Civil Society: France * 11: Conclusions
* PART I Why and How to Study Legal Regulation of Organized Civil Society Comparatively * 1: The Legal Regulation of Organized Civil Society: A Comparative Study * 2: Studying Legal Regulation of Organized Civil Society Cross-Nationally: Analytical Tools and Empirical Strategy * PART II How Parties, Interest Groups and Public Benefit Organizations Are Regulated * 3: The Legal Regulation of Political Parties in Long-Lived Democracies * 4: The Regulation of Interest Groups and Public Benefit Organizations in Long-lived Democracies: Formation and Dissolution * 5: The Regulation of Interest Groups and Public Benefit Organizations: The Operation Stage - Constitutive Function and Resources * PART IV How Democracies Regulate Organized Civil Society - The Importance of Legal Dispositions * 6: The Diversity of Legal Environments for Organized Civil Society in Long-lived Democracies: A Theoretical Framework * 7: The Legal Environments of Organized Civil Society in 19 Democracies: A Cross-National Analysis * PART IV The Long-Term Evolution of Legal Frameworks for Organized Civil Society * 8: The Voluntarist Path towards a Permissive Legal Environment for Organized Civil Society: Sweden * 9: The Functionalist Path towards a Constraining Legal Environment for Organized Civil Society: UK * 10: The Statist Path towards a Constraining Legal Environment for Organized Civil Society: France * 11: Conclusions
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