Titlebook: The Conditions of Democracy in Europe 1919-39; Systematic Case Stud Dirk Berg-Schlosser (Professor of Political Scienc Book 2000 Palgrave M

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Xuedong Li,Xingang Miao,Su Wangnto statehood in 1921 after a long period of British rule. The country’s path to independence was by no means smooth, being strewn with dissension, violence and internecine strife, yet at no time was Irish democracy itself seriously in danger. This was due to an historically unique set of circumstan

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Xuedong Li,Xingang Miao,Su Wangracy: why did the liberal Italian State collapse so early? Italy was not the only country where social conflicts, political disorder and economic depression exerted joint negative effects immediately after the First World War, but it was the first to surrender to the fascist challenge, ten years bef

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Liu Qiang,Chen Chao,Shanben Chenation-state’ whose political frontiers had remained basically unchanged since the late middle ages, Portugal on the eve of the twentieth century corresponded closely to the ideal model of liberal nationalism. ‘State’ and ‘nation’ co-existed well and there was strong cultural homogeneity; there were

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