Titlebook: Politics and Society in Eastern Europe; Joni Lovenduski,Jean Woodall Textbook 1987Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 Eastern

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The Logic of Party Rule (I): History, Ideology and Structure,he sole arbiter of legitimate social values, and draw upon the same fundamental set of political principles: Marxism—Leninism. However, it would be doing these organisations a great disservice merely to ascribe to them identical structures, patterns of membership, functions and relations with the st

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The Logic of Party Rule (II): Power and Representation,anisations. Marxist—Leninist principles of party life, and the structure of the party—state, are essential starting points for an understanding of the role undertaken by these parties in national political life, but they provide only the bare bones to which the flesh of the party organism — its memb

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Political Participation and Interest Articulation,tures of state socialist society. Our solution to the problems this presents has been to draw upon a variety of different models, on each occasion choosing those which are best suited to illuminate the processes and institutions we wish to describe and analyse. Accordingly we will begin the discussi

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Political Accommodation: Interests, Opposition and Dissent,political demand. Directed at key social categories and important strategic groups, these extra-party channels tend to be over-controlled and are, in practice, often incapable of processing unanticipated demands, especially those that are radical or innovative. In such circumstances patterns of oppo

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The External Relations of the East European Socialist States,similarities of these societies to the USSR. However, when examining their relations with the outside world, we come up against the inescapable fact that the prime determinant is the USSR itself, and that any distinctive foreign policy ‘line’ is the product of a bold decision taken by brave politica

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