Name: Farewell to the Party Model? Independent Local Lists in East and West European Countries (Urban and Regional Research International, 11) (en Inglés)
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Author: Reiser Marion,Holtmann Everhard
ISBN: 9783531156873

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Farewell to the Party Model? Independent Local Lists in East and West European Countries (Urban and Regional Research International, 11) (en Inglés)

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Vs Verlag Für Sozialwissenschaften

Autor

Reiser Marion,Holtmann Everhard

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Inglés

N° páginas

290

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9783531156873

N° edición

2008th

Farewell to the Party Model? Independent Local Lists in East and West European Countries (Urban and Regional Research International, 11) (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Farewell to the Party Model? Independent Local Lists in East and West European Countries (Urban and Regional Research International, 11) (en Inglés)"

Marion Reiser, Everhard Holtmann Local independent lists as political actors are a common phenomenon on the local level in many European countries - in established Western democracies as well as in the 'new' democracies in Central and Eastern Europe. In some West European countries, these non-partisan groups have been an established and stable element in the local political system for decades. Ty- cally, they understand themselves as protectors of a harmonious factual political style. In their opinion, good local politics is not compatible with party politics so they consequently perceive themselves as non-parties. During the last two d- ades, presence and success of local lists have steadily increased in these co- tries. Furthermore, during the last years local lists emerged also in countries which had been formerly fully party-politicised on the local level. Explanations offered for these developments are often based on the observation of a general decline of trust in established parties and politicians. Hence, it has been argued that the disenchantment with political parties is a fertile ground for local lists. For the Central and East European countries, this argument can be - ployed only to a certain extent. Local lists established themselves in the early 1990's as important actors on the local level especially due to a lack of party organisation in the process of democratic consolidation.