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Problems of Democratic Transition and Consolidation: Southern Europe, South America, and Post-Communist Europe

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Juan J. Linz, Alfred C. Stepan、Johns Hopkins Univ ･･･

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PART I: Theoretical Overview
Democracy and Its Arenas (p. 3)
"Stateness," Nationalism, and Democratization (p. 16)
Modern Nondemocratic Regimes (p. 38)
The Implications of Prior Regime Type for Transition Paths and Consolidation Tasks (p. 55)
Actors and Contexts (p. 66)
PART II: Southern Europe: Completed Consolidations
6. The Paradigmatic Case of Reforma Pactada-Ruptura Pactada: Spain (p. 87)
7. From Interim Government to Simultaneous Transition and Consolidation: Portugal (p. 116)
8. Crisis of a Nonhierarchical Military Regime: Greece (p. 130)
9. Southern Europe: Concluding Reflections (p. 139)
PART III: South America: Constrained Transitions
10. A Risk-Prone Consolidated Democracy: Uruguay (p. 151)
11. Crises of Efficacy, Legitimacy, and Democratic State "Presence": Brazil (p. 166)

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Problems of Democratic Transition and Consolidation: Southern Europe, South America, and Post-Communist Europe

￥1,400 （送料：￥220～）

Juan J. Linz, Alfred C. Stepan 、Johns Hopkins Univ Pr 、1996年

◆英語 ●本体：経年並下 ●本文：少鉛筆線引き・印 ●表紙：折れ跡・スレ ■送料➊クリックポストにて発送予定 PART I: Theoretical Overview Democracy and Its Arenas (p. 3) "Stateness," Nationalism, and Democratization (p. 16) Modern Nondemocratic Regimes (p. 38) The Implications of Prior Regime Type for Transition Paths and Consolidation Tasks (p. 55) Actors and Contexts (p. 66) PART II: Southern Europe: Completed Consolidations 6. The Paradigmatic Case of Reforma Pactada-Ruptura Pactada: Spain (p. 87) 7. From Interim Government to Simultaneous Transition and Consolidation: Portugal (p. 116) 8. Crisis of a Nonhierarchical Military Regime: Greece (p. 130) 9. Southern Europe: Concluding Reflections (p. 139) PART III: South America: Constrained Transitions 10. A Risk-Prone Consolidated Democracy: Uruguay (p. 151) 11. Crises of Efficacy, Legitimacy, and Democratic State "Presence": Brazil (p. 166)