Think tanks across nations : a comparative approach
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Think tanks across nations : a comparative approach
Manchester University Press, 1998
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Includes bibliographies and index
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内容説明
How political parties choose their leaders, and why they choose the leaders they do, are questions of fundamental importance in contemporary parliamentary democracies. This book examines political leadership selection in the two dominant parties in recent British political history, exploring the criteria and skills needed by political leaders to be chosen by their parties.
While the Conservative Party's strong record in office owes much to its ability to project an image of leadership competence and governing credibility, the Labour Party has struggled with issues of economic management, leadership ability and ideological splits between various interpretations of socialism. The authors argue that the Conservatives tend towards a unifying figure who can lead the Party to victory, whereas the Labour Party typically choose a leader to unite the party behind ideological renewal.
Exploring the contemporary political choices of leaders like Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn, this book offers a timely insight into the leadership processes of Britain's major political players. -- .
目次
- Introduction - think tanks, policy advice and governance, Diane Stone and Mark Garnett
- think tanks, British politics and the "Climate of Opinion", Andrew Denham and Mark Garnett
- French think tanks in comparative perspective, Catherine Fieschi and John Gaffney
- think tanks, advocacy coalitions and policy change - a first look at the Italian case, Claudio M. Radaelli and Alberto P. Martini
- think tanks in Germany, Wimand Gellner
- think tanks in the United States, Donald E. Abelson
- a quarter-century of Candian think tanks - reflections on evolving institutions, conditions and strategies, Evert A. Lindquist
- the development and discourse of Australian think tanks, Diane Stone
- think tanks and intellectual participation in Malaysian discourses of development, Su-ming Khoo
- think tansk in Japan - towards a more democratic soicety, Makiko Ueno
- Russian think tanks 1956-1996, Mark Sandle
- conclusions - ideas and influence, William Wallace.
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