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Beskrivning
This is a comprehensive and scholarly account of the changing political map of Europe as it emerges from the Cold War, providing a broad and comparative analysis of Europe's major states and examining whether a new common European political model can be detected.
Edward Page and Jack Hayward are the authors of Governing the New Europe, published by Wiley.
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"This important new book attempts an assessment of the common and contrasting predicaments with which contemporary European governments are confronted in the post-Cold War period." European Access "Offer[s] valuable new contributions to comparative constitutional studies. ... The researcher, especially the one interested in questions of national identity and some aspects of EU politics will find a lot worth reading here." Times Higher Education Supplement"A series of extremely interesting discussions." Government and Opposition"A stimulating and readable text ... Governing the New Europe provides a concise, comparative overview of Europe's political landscape, plus important perspectives on studying and understanding it." Political Studies
Innehållsförteckning
List of Contributors. Part I: A Constellation of Sovereign States. .1. Patterns and Diversity in European State Development: Edward Page.2. The Nations of Europe after the Cold War: Anthony Smith.3. Dynamics of Democratic Regimes: Richard Rose.4. Market Economies as Project and Practice: Marie Lavigne.Part II: The Political System at Work. .5. A Silent Revolution in Europe?: Herbert Kitschelt.6. Parties and Elections: Tom Mackie.7. Parliament in the New Europe: Michael Mezey.8. Organized Interests and Public Policies: Jack Hayward.9. Administering Europe: Edward Page.10. Governing with Judges: the new Constitutionalism: Alec Stone.11. Towards a European Foreign and Security Policy?: Jolyon Howorth.12. International Industrial Champions: Jack Hayward.13. The Withering Welfare State: Richard Parry.14. Governing the New Europe: Jack Hayward.Index.
