Titlebook: Making Party Democracy in Greece; Takis S. Pappas Book 1998 Takis s. Pappas 1998 attention.battle.democracy.development.elections.organiza

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The Internal Organization Level: How ‘Democratic’ was ND?ccount the exceptionally high degree of charismatic popularity that the ND party leader commanded. Although there is considerable osmosis between charisma and oligarchy, the former concept is absent from Michels’ analysis. This may be because (following Weber) charisma is generally thought of as inc

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Battles for Ideological and Political Positionsnterest in denigrating ideological matters, since they themselves had grown up in the nursery of the same political negations that they in turn sought to sustain and protract. But in 1974 the past was utterly discredited, and Greek voters wanted more from their parties than a mere return to the stat

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Democracy Building and Political Partiescal corruption and economic scandal. Social polarization, in particular, became acute. We must therefore ask: what has gone awry with the young Greek democracy? The matter is not negligible inasmuch as it directly affects the quality of the existing democratic regime, let alone its future viability.

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The Political élite Level: How ‘New’ was ND?of consecutive wars came thus to depend on the support of political brokers and other state associates, either for ensuring their very means for survival or, if luckier, for enhancing their opportunities for social and economic improvement. Seen in this light, the political system implied:

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Book 1998t by the newly-emergent political parties. Although all main parties are examined according to their importance, attention is chiefly given to conservative New Democracy which, led for the greatest part by charismatic Karamanlis, held office during these years of democratic transition. This study al

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Book 1998ative New Democracy which, led for the greatest part by charismatic Karamanlis, held office during these years of democratic transition. This study also offers a systematic analysis of today‘s political system in Greece, its strengths and deficiencies, and its prospects for the future.

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layed in it by the newly-emergent political parties. Although all main parties are examined according to their importance, attention is chiefly given to conservative New Democracy which, led for the greatest part by charismatic Karamanlis, held office during these years of democratic transition. Thi