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Democracy and the State in the New Southern Europe Richard Gunther (Professor of Political Science, Ohio State University)

Democracy and the State in the New Southern Europe By Richard Gunther (Professor of Political Science, Ohio State University)

Democracy and the State in the New Southern Europe by Richard Gunther (Professor of Political Science, Ohio State University)


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Table of Contents

1. Democracy and the State in the New Southern Europe ; 2. The Welfare State and Democracy: On the Development of Social Security in Southern Europe ; 3. Social Policy, Democracy, and Citizenship in Southern Europe ; 4. Democratic Consolidation, Judicial Reform, and the Judicialization of Politics in Southern Europe ; 5. Old Problems and New Challenges: The Enduring and Changing Functions of Southern European State Bureaucracies ; 6. Multi-Level Governance and the Transformation of Regional Mobilization and Identity in Southern Europe, With Particular Attention to Catalonia and the Basque Country ; 7. The Environment, Socioeconomic Transformation, and Political Change in the New Southern Europe ; 8. Democratic and Economic Consolidation in Southern Europe ; 9. Conclusion

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NLS9780199202829
9780199202829
0199202826
Democracy and the State in the New Southern Europe by Richard Gunther (Professor of Political Science, Ohio State University)
New
Paperback
Oxford University Press
2006-11-16
416
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