Titlebook: European Portugal; The Difficult Road t José M. Magone Book 1997 José M. Magone 1997 democracy.democratization.desegregation.European Union

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-55737-2ge, rather lethargic rural population made it possible for the state not to attempt to integrate the working class into the political system. By contrast, it was hostile to working-class organisations such as the anarcho-syndicalist movement and the Communist Party (Oliveira, 1974; Schwartzman, 1989, pp. 181–4).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91098-7 shape each other. The structuring of a democratic culture can be only successful if institutions and policy processes are based on a democratic rationale that leads to the full participation of civil society.

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Interest Groups,ge, rather lethargic rural population made it possible for the state not to attempt to integrate the working class into the political system. By contrast, it was hostile to working-class organisations such as the anarcho-syndicalist movement and the Communist Party (Oliveira, 1974; Schwartzman, 1989, pp. 181–4).

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Portugal and the European Union,itical system, comprising different levels of policy decision making and formulation at the supranational level (Peterson, 1995). This has also been emphasised by Gary Marks, who speaks of a ‘multilevel governance’ with different levels of decision making (Marks, 1993).

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Book 1997an Union has changed considerably the rationalities within the political structures of the Portuguese political system. Furthermore, the author stresses the necessity to encourage greater political participation of the population and to evolve towards a project of sustainable democracy.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-65350-0l and the Atlantic islands of Madeira and the Azores. Part of the scarce human and material resources were used to hold the vast empire together, and most of the remainder went to the coastal fringe of continental Portugal.