An edition of When parties prosper
(2007)
When parties prosper
the uses of electoral success
by Kay Lawson and Peter H. Merkl
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When Political Parties Prosper: The Uses of Electoral Success
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Table of Contents
Political parties in the twenty-first century -- Kay Lawson and Peter H. Merkl
Britain's new Labour party : prospering in an antiparty climate -- David McKay
Sweden : still a stable party system? -- Tommy Möller
European social democracy : failing successfully -- William E. Paterson and James Sloam
Poland's democratic left alliance : beyond postcommunist succession -- Hironim Kubiak
Lithuanian Social Democrats : a prosperous postcommunist party -- Algis Krupavičius -- Uruguayan party system : transition within transition / -- Jorge Lanzaro
Germany's Christian Democrats : survivors in a secular society -- Frank Bösch
Japan : why parties fail, yet survive -- Haruhiro Fukui
Russia's political parties : deep in the shadow of the president -- Anotoly Kulik
Mexico : helping the opposition prosper -- Mark A. Martinez
Israel 's Shas : party prosperity and dubious democracy -- Yael Yishai
Chile : from individual politics to party militancy -- Alfredo Joignant and Patricio Navia
Italy : a tale of two parties -- Gianfranco Pasquino
France : antisystem parties vs. government parties -- Florence Haegel and Marc Lazar
The US two-party system : using power to prosper -- Robin Kolodny
Becoming the party of government -- Peter H. Merkl
When parties dedemocratize-- Kay Lawson.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 371-395) and index.
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