Can democracy survive in Western Europe?
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Can democracy survive in Western Europe?
Praeger, 1996
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Bibliography: p. [187]-192
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内容説明
A historian and a former diplomat analyze the prospects for democracy's continued survival and health in Western Europe. As democracy is the most rapidly spreading form of government in the world today - from Eastern Europe to Asia to Africa and South America - it makes sense to examine its home base in Western Europe. The authors find that democracy there has very real problems, and they assess its future prospects in light of those problems. Their method is to analyze examples of democracy in Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain, looking at the long history of these countries and their cultural values as keys to understanding the future of this form of government. The study concludes with specific recommendations for governments on both sides of the Atlantic. An important work that should be of interest to scholars, students and policy-makers in comparative politics and international relations.
目次
- Influence of History and Handed-Down Values on Political Behaviour
- Early Northern European Experience - Germany, Great Britain, Scandinavia, Switzerland and the Netherlands
- Recent Mediterranean Experience - France, Italy and Spain
- Democracy and Authoritarianism - What About Germany
- Democracy and Individualism - What About France and Italy
- Spain - Political Transition to Democracy
- Spain - Social Transition to Democracy
- The Future of European Democracy - a Strategic Perspective
- Moving from the Strategic to the Tactical.
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