Andreas Papandreou
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European Politics
Greek Party System
Greek Political System
Greek Politics
Junta
Mediterranean Democracies
Military Junta
NATO Country
NATO Entry
NATO's Integrate Military Command
NATO's Southern Flank
NATO’s Integrate Military Command
NATO’s Southern Flank
New Democracies
PAK
Panhellenic Socialist Movement
PCE
Political Parties
Portuguese Politics
PSD.
PSOE
Sa Carneiro
Socio-economic Developments
Spain's Foreign Policy
Spain’s Foreign Policy
Spanish Politics
West Germany
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- ISBN 9781138960084
- Weight: 385g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 01 Sep 2015
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This volume, first published in 1984, discusses the viability of applying the ‘Mediterranean model’ to three countries that were transitioning to democracy, – Spain, Greece and Portugal – combining both comparative and national case-study approaches. In particular, Spain, Greece and Portugal offer comparable examples of the problems of establishing new democratic systems within relatively unstable and economically less developed environments.
This title applies different theories of regime transition to the countries in question. This volume will be of interest to students of politics.
Geoffrey Pridham is Reader in European Politics at Bristol University. His works include Christian Democracy in Western Germany (1977), Transnational Party Cooperation and European Integration (1981) and The Nature of the Italian Party System: a regional case-study (1981). He is currently doing comparative work on coalitional behaviour in western Europe, and is writing a book on Political Parties and Coalitional Behaviour in Italy: an interpretative study.
