Titlebook: Elite-Mass Relations in Communist Systems; Daniel N. Nelson Book 1988 Daniel N. Nelson 1988 communism.political science.political theory.p

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Overview: 978-1-349-09106-5978-1-349-09104-1

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Marktgerechte Bewertung von OptionenParty élites recognize the significance for their regimes of ‘dilemmas of local politics’ (Chapter 1), and are cognizant of demands for leadership expertise, horizontal integration, and the articulation of citizen or community interests which are evident within sub-national systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09104-1communism; political science; political theory; politics

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Stichproben in der Marktforschung,e emergence of Solidarity, Chernenko’s succession of Andropov, the level of and rate of growth in Soviet military spending, the degree to which Maoism would outlast Mao, the survivability of Yugoslavia after Tito — these are but a few of the major changes in communist party states about which many a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-3756-8eographically and psychologically from the more recognizable foci of Western journalism such as the Kremlin or Tienanmen Square. This chapter arises from a conviction that the successes or failures of communist governments at . levels, where contact with the citizenry is most frequent and most salie

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Ein dynamischer Ansatz des Target Costingunist parties. The drama with which such distinctions became evident in Poland, culminating in 1980–81, bears witness to the dilemma communist parties face as they seek the authority to lead rather than just the power to rule. The former is sought, of course, because it is more efficient to govern w