Parties and Democracy
Party Structure and Party Performance in Old and New Democracies
Published on 10. December 1998
Book
Paperback/Softback
240 pages
978-0-631-20930-0 (ISBN)
Description
This book is a comprehensive examination of the changing significance of party organisation in established and emergent democracies.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Hoboken
United Kingdom
Publishing group
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 155 mm
Thickness: 13 mm
Weight
431 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-631-20930-0 (9780631209300)
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Richard Hofferbert is the author of Parties and Democracy: Party Structure and Party Performance in Old and New Democracies, published by Wiley.
Content
1. Party Structure and Party Performance in Old and New Democracies: Richard I. Hofferbert (State University of New York). 2. Party Formation and Party System Consolidation in New European Democracies: David M. Olson (University of North Carolina).
3. The Post-Communist Transition and Institutionalisation of Lithuania's Parties: Algis Krupavicius (The Kaunas University of Technology).
4. Consolidation and Stabilization of the Party System in the Czech Republic: Michal Klima (University of Economics - Prague).
5. Who Survives? Party Origins, Organizational Development, and Electoral Performance in Post-Communist Russia: Grigorii Golosov (European University at St. Petersburg).
6. The Turkish Party System in Transition: Party Performance and Agenda Change: Ali Carkoglu (Bogazici University).
7.Parties Party Systems, and Satisfaction with Democratic Performance in the New Europe: Christopher J. Anderson (State University of New York - Binghamton).
8. Party Appeals and Voter Loyalty in New Democracies: Gbor Toka (Central European University, Budapest).
9. Effects of Party Organization on Performance during the 'Golden Age' of Parties: Kenneth Janda and Tyler Colman (Northwestern University).
10. Party Families and Democratic Performance: Extraparliamentary versus Parliamentary Group Power: Rachel Gibson (University of Salford) and Robert Harmel (Texas A & M University).
11. Institutional Arrangements and the Success of New Parties in Old Democracies: Joseph Willey (State University of New York - Binghamton).
3. The Post-Communist Transition and Institutionalisation of Lithuania's Parties: Algis Krupavicius (The Kaunas University of Technology).
4. Consolidation and Stabilization of the Party System in the Czech Republic: Michal Klima (University of Economics - Prague).
5. Who Survives? Party Origins, Organizational Development, and Electoral Performance in Post-Communist Russia: Grigorii Golosov (European University at St. Petersburg).
6. The Turkish Party System in Transition: Party Performance and Agenda Change: Ali Carkoglu (Bogazici University).
7.Parties Party Systems, and Satisfaction with Democratic Performance in the New Europe: Christopher J. Anderson (State University of New York - Binghamton).
8. Party Appeals and Voter Loyalty in New Democracies: Gbor Toka (Central European University, Budapest).
9. Effects of Party Organization on Performance during the 'Golden Age' of Parties: Kenneth Janda and Tyler Colman (Northwestern University).
10. Party Families and Democratic Performance: Extraparliamentary versus Parliamentary Group Power: Rachel Gibson (University of Salford) and Robert Harmel (Texas A & M University).
11. Institutional Arrangements and the Success of New Parties in Old Democracies: Joseph Willey (State University of New York - Binghamton).