Small parties in Western Europe : comparative and national perspectives
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Small parties in Western Europe : comparative and national perspectives
（Sage modern politics series, v. 27）
SAGE, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-220) and index
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Description
This is the first comparative analysis of small parties in Western Europe. It fills a significant gap in the comparative study of political parties and party systems in the region. It formulates five approaches to the study of small parties and then applies these to selected national case studies. This original work will be of value to all political scientists interested in parties and party systems in Western Europe.
Table of Contents
Small Parties in Comparative Perspective - Ferdinand M[om]uller-Rommel
The State of the Art
In Search of Small Parties - Gordon Smith
Problems of Definition, Classification and Significance
The Electoral Universe of Small Parties in Postwar Western Europe - Peter Mair
Italian Small Parties in Comparative Perspective - Geoffrey Pridham
The Birth, the Life and the Death of Small Parties in Danish Politics - Mogens N Pedersen
Fragments from the Pillars - Paul Lucardie
Small Parties in the Netherlands
Small Parties in a Small Country - Kris Deschouwer
The Belgian Case
They also Serve - Jorgen Rasmussen
Small Parties in the British Political System
The Decline of Small Parties and the Emergence of Two Partyism in Greece - Yannis Papadopoulos
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