Transitions to democracy : comparative perspectives from Southern Europe, Latin America and Eastern Europe
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Transitions to democracy : comparative perspectives from Southern Europe, Latin America and Eastern Europe
（The international library of politics and comparative government）
Dartmouth, c1995
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The phenomenon of transitions to liberal democracy has become a major concern for political scientists in recent decades. This text covers conceptual issues for regime change, theoretical and comparative interpretations of transition and authoritarian collapse, national case-studies of transition (divided into three area studies), the international context of transition, the move towards democratic consolidation, and the future of democratic transition studies.
Table of Contents
- What democracy is and is not, Phillipe Schmitter and Terry Karl (1991)
- Liberal democracy: one form or many?, Alan Ware (1992)
- Conceptual issues in the comparative study of regime change and democratisation, Stephanie Lawson (1993)
- Transitions to democracy: toward a dynamic model, Dankwart Rustow (1970)
- Speculations about the prospective demise of authoritarian regimes and its possible consequences, Philippe Schmitter (1985)
- Transitions to democracy, Juan Linz (1990)
- Democracy's third wave, Samuel Huntington (1991)
- Modes of transition in Latin America, Southern and Eastern Europe, Terry Karl and Philippe Schmitter (1991)
- The Southern European examples of democratisation: lessons for Latin America, Arend Lijphart (1990)
- Government performance: an issue and three cases in search of theory, Giuseppe Di Palma (1984)
- Rethinking state and regime: Southern Europe's transition to democracy, Robert Fishman (1990)
- Transitions to democracy and transition through transaction, Donald Share (1987)
- Military rule and democratisation in Mediterranean Europe, Constantine Danopoulos (1991)
- Dilemmas of democratisation in Latin America, Terry Karl (1990)
- Latin America's fragile democracies, Peter Hakim and Abraham Lowenthal (1991)
- The alternatives to liberal democracy: a Latin American perspective, Laurence Whitehead (1992)
- Transitions from authoritarian rule: lessons from Latin America, Jean Grugel (1991)
- Democratisation processes in East Central Europe: a theoretical reconsideration, Grzegorz Ekiert (1991)
- The transition to democracy in Central Europe: a comparative view, Attita Agh (1991)
- Democratisation in Eastern Europe, Paul Lewis (1990)
- The 'comparative revolution' and the transition in Central and Southern Europe, Attila Agh (1993)
- Civil-military relations in comparative perspective: East-Central and South-eastern Europe, Zoltan Barany (1993)
- Democratic transition and the international environment: a research agenda, Geoffrey Pridham (1991)
- The international context of democratic transition, Alfred Tovias (1984)
- The international context for contemporary democratisation: constraints and opportunities upon the choice of national institutions and policies, Philippe Schmitter (1993)
- The consolidation of political democracy in Southern Europe, Philippe Schmitter (1994)
- Democratic consolidation: definition and models, Leonard Morlino (1994)
- Political actors, linkages and interactions: democratic consolidation in Southern Europe, Geoffrey Pridham (1990)
- The consolidation of democracy and representation of social groups, Philippe Schmitter (1991).
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