Titlebook: Politics in Western Europe; An Introduction to t M. Donald Hancock,David P. Conradt,Raphael Zariski Textbook 1998Latest edition Macmillan P

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Where Is the Power?f a parliamentary government such as that of the United Kingdom is elected not directly and independently of the legislature but by the legislature. With modern political parties, voters know that when they vote for a certain political party, if that party becomes the majority in the legislature, th

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What Is the Future of British Politics?Britain is neither the most prosperous nor the best-managed nation on earth, it must sustain itself in the face of a significant number of challenges to its political and economic systems. Many of these challenges arise from the international economic and political environment within which Britain o

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Where Is the Power?onstitution, which was adopted by an 80 percent affirmative vote in a popular referendum (September 1958), was tailor-made for de Gaulle. It contains many features found in previous French republics: president, prime minister, and a parliament composed of two chambers—a National Assembly and a Senat

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Who Has the Power and How Did They Get It?t is possible to distinguish more than a dozen parties. Some of these can be traced back several generations and have been of national importance; others are of passing interest because of their ephemeral or purely local nature or weak organization; and still others are mere political clubs, compose

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How Is Power Used?aws cannot adequately convey how policies in France are decided and implemented. The distinction between what the French have called “the legal country” and “the real country” can be seen, first, in the tendency of Fifth Republic presidents to interpret the constitution in such a way as to increase

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What Is the Future of French Politics?red a success. Four decades after its inauguration, the regime has amply reflected the themes of “change within continuity” articulated by both Presidents Pompidou and Giscard d’Estaing. A remarkable balance has been achieved between French traditionalism and the spirit of innovation; the old instit