Foundations of comparative politics: democracies of the modern world
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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST OF BRIEFINGS LIST OF FACT FILES LIST OF
CONTROVERSIES LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND
ACRONYMS KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS PART I THE STATE: ORIGINS AND
DEVELOPMENT 1 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MODERN STATE WHAT IS A STATE?
TERRITORY, PEOPLE AND SOVEREIGNTY THE RISE OF THE MODERN STATE
HISTORICAL ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT STATE FORMATION AND NATION BUILDING
STATE FORMATION: PENETRATION NATION BUILDING: STANDARDISATION MASS
DEMOCRACIES: EQUALISATION WELFARE STATES: REDISTRIBUTION CATALYSTS:
WARFARE AND CAPITALISM GROWTH AFTER 1945 STATE THEORIES CONSTITUTIONAL
APPROACHES ETHICAL AND MORAL APPROACHES CONFLICT APPROACHES PLURALIST
APPROACHES SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS 2 THE DEMOCRATIC STATE THE
MODERN STATE AND DEMOCRACY PAGE XIX XX XXII XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVIII 1
3 4 8 11 11 12 13 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 18 18 19 20 20 21 22 23 IX
CONTENTS PART II CITIZENS' RIGHTS ELECTIONS AND PARLIAMENTARY
ACCOUNTABILITY DEMOCRACY AND THE RISE OF DEMOCRATIC STATES
REDISTRIBUTION AND THE WELFARE STATE WHY STUDY STATES? THEORIES OF STATE
AND SOCIETY STATE SUPREMACY STATE DEPENDENCY INTERDEPENDENCY SEPARATION
AND AUTONOMY SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS THE POLITY: STRUCTURES AND
INSTITUTIONS CONSTITUTIONS WHAT A CONSTITUTION IS, AND WHY WE HAVE THEM
THE DIVISION OF POWERS EXECUTIVES LEGISLATURES STRONG AND WEAK
BICAMERALISM MEMBERSHIP OF THE SECOND HOUSE TENURE AND SIZE JUDICIARIES
JUDICIAL ACTIVISM UNITARY AND FEDERAL STATES THE LIMITS OF
CONSTITUTIONALISM CONSTITUTIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL THEORIES THE 'OLD
CONSTITUTIONALISM' THE 'NEW CONSTITUTIONALISM' THE 'NEW
INSTITUTIONALISM' THE MOBILISATION OF BIAS INSTITUTIONAL INFLUENCE,
RULES AND INERTIA MARXIST STRUCTURAL THEORY GOVERNANCE SUMMARY FURTHER
READING PROJECTS PRESIDENTIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT PRESIDENTIAL
SYSTEMS PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEMS SEMI-ORESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS 23 24 26 29 30
34 34 35 36 36 37 37 38 39 41 42 44 45 45 48 49 49 49 51 51 52 53 53 53
55 56 56 57 57 58 58 59 60 61 63 65 PRESIDENTIAL, PARLIAMENTARY AND
SEMI-PRESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS COMPARED 66 CONTENTS THEORIES OF
PARLIAMENTARY, PRESIDENTIAL AND SEMI-PRESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT 66 SUMMARY
70 FURTHER READING 71 PROJECTS 71 MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNMENT: INTERNATIONAL,
NATIONAL AND SUB-NATIONAL 72 SUPRA-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT
74 CONFEDERATIONS 74 THE EUROPEAN UNION: FEDERATION OR CONFEDERATION? 76
THE NATIONAL LEVEL: FEDERAL AND UNITARY STATES 76 GEOGRAPHICALLY LARGE
STATES 78 STATES WITH MARKEDLY DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS 79 UNITARY
AND FEDERAL SYSTEMS IN PRACTICE 81 QUASI-FEDERAL FEATURES 81 UNITARY,
FEDERAL AND CONFEDERAL GOVERNMENT COMPARED 82 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 84 FUSED
SYSTEMS 85 DUAL SYSTEMS 85 LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT 85 CENTRAL-LOCAL
POLITICAL CONFLICT 86 DEMOCRACY, SIZE AND EFFICIENCY 87 GENERAL-PURPOSE
AUTHORITIES 88 JOINT BODIES 89 SPECIAL-PURPOSE AUTHORITIES 89 CHANGING
LOCAL GOVERNMENT 89 THE INTERPLAY OF MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNMENT: THE CASE OF
THE EUROPEAN UNION 92 THE ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST CENTRALISATION AND
DECENTRALISATION 92 THEORIES OF MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNMENT 94 PHILOSOPHICAL
AND POLITICAL THEORIES: MILL AND TOCQUEVILLE 94 PLURALIST THEORY 94
ECONOMIC THEORIES 95 RATIONAL CHOICE 95 RATIONAL 96 CENTRE-PERIPHERY
RELATIONS 96 SUMMARY 97 FURTHER READING 98 PROJECTS 99 XI CONTENTS 6
POLICY MAKING AND LEGISLATING: EXECUTIVES AND LEGISLATURES 100 MAKING
LAWS: EXECUTIVES AND LEGISLATURES 101 THE RISE OF EXECUTIVES 103
GOVERNMENT COMPLEXITY 103 DELEGATED LEGISLATION 103 THE ORGANISATIONAL
ADVANTAGES OF EXECUTIVES 103 THE MASS MEDIA 104 PARTY ORGANISATION 104
INCREASING POWER OF EXECUTIVES? 105 THE FUNCTIONS OF LEGISLATURES 106
REPRESENTATION OF PUBLIC OPINION 107 LEGITIMATION 107 LAW MAKING 108
SCRUTINY OF THE EXECUTIVE AND THE ADMINISTRATION 108 LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEES 110 THEORIES OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS: CONSENSUS AND
MAJORITARIAN SYSTEMS 111 MAJORITARIAN DEMOCRACY, OR THE 'WESTMINSTER
MODEL' 112 CONSENSUS DEMOCRACY 113 SUMMARY 115 FURTHER READING 115
PROJECTS 116 7 IMPLEMENTATION: THE PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY 117 THE
ORGANISATION OF THE STATE BUREAUCRACY 118 POLICY MAKING AND
ADMINISTRATION 122 THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE OFFICIAL? 123 THE POWER OF
THE OFFICIAL 123 MECHANISMS OF CONTROL 124 THE NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT:
REINVENTING GOVERNMENT 125 PRIVATISATION AND MARKET EFFICIENCY 125
EMPOWERMENT 125 THEORIES OF PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY 126 THE RATIONAL-LEGAL
IDEAL-TYPE 126 CLIENTELISM 127 THE NEW RIGHT, RATIONAL CHOICE AND THE
NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 128 RATIONAL CHOICE AND BUREAUCRACY 128 THE NEW
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 129 SUMMARY 130 FURTHER READING 130 PROJECTS 131 XU
CONTENTS PART III CITIZENS, ELITES AND INTEREST MEDIATION 133 8
POLITICAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOUR 135 POLITICAL ATTITUDES 136 POLITICAL
INTERESTS AND IDENTITY 136 POLITICAL CULTURE 137 PATTERN 138 PERSISTENCE
139 THE CIVIC CULTURE 139 COGNITIVE 139 AFFECTIVE 139 EVALUATIVE 139
MATERIALISM AND POST-MATERIALISM 141 SUB-CULTURES AND ELITE CULTURES 143
POLITICAL CLEAVAGES 144 POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR 146 MODES OF POLITICAL
BEHAVIOUR 147 CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR 149
PATTERNS OF POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR 149 MOST PEOPLE ARE NOT POLITICAL 149
SPORADIC POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT 150 PARTICIPATION RATES ARE RISING 151
SUBSTANTIAL VARIATIONS IN PARTICIPATION 151 VOTERS ARE NOT FOOLS 151 THE
'STANDARD MODEL' OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 152 GENDER, AGE AND LENGTH
OF RESIDENCE 153 POLITICAL ELITES 153 THEORIES OF POLITICAL ATTITUDES
AND BEHAVIOUR 154 MARXIST AND CLASS THEORY 154 ELITE THEORY 154
RATIONAL-CHOICE THEORY 155 SOCIAL CAPITAL THEORY AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION
156 SUMMARY 156 FURTHER READING 157 PROJECTS 158 9 PRESSURE GROUPS AND
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 159 POLITICAL CONNECTIONS 160 VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS
AND PRESSURE GROUPS 160 PRESSURE GROUPS AND POLITICAL PARTIES 162 SOCIAL
MOVEMENTS 162 PRESSURE GROUPS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN ACTION 164 GROUPS
AND ISSUES 165 THE NATURE OF GOVERNMENT 166 XLLL CONTENTS DIRECT ROUTES
166 INDIRECT ROUTES 168 DETERMINANTS OF POWER 169 GROUP FEATURES 170 THE
POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT 171 CORPORATISM, PARA-GOVERNMENT AND
TRI-PARTISM/PLURALISM 172 CORPORATISM 172 PARA-GOVERNMENT 173
TRI-PARTISM/PLURALISM 173 INTERNATIONAL NGOS 173 GROUPS, PRESSURE GROUPS
AND DEMOCRACY 174 THEORIES OF VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS 176 PLURALISM 176
MARXIST/ELITIST THEORY 176 SOCIAL CAPITAL AND CIVIL SOCIETY THEORY 177
SUMMARY 178 FURTHER READING 179 PROJECTS 180 10 THE MASS MEDIA 181 THE
MASS MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY 182 REGULATING THE MEDIA 184 THE PUBLIC SERVICE
MODEL 184 THE MARKET MODEL 186 OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL 189 THE IMPACT OF
THE NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGY: GLOBALISATION AND E-POLITICS 192 THEORIES OF
THE MASS MEDIA 195 SUMMARY 198 FURTHER READING 198 PROJECTS 199 11
VOTERS AND ELECTIONS 200 ELECTIONS 202 DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 202 VOTING
SYSTEMS 205 VOTING TURNOUT 206 DECLINING TURNOUT? 206 DETERMINANTS OF
ELECTION TURNOUT 207 SYSTEM VARIABLES 207 INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS 209
PARTY VOTING 209 STRATIFICATION AND CLASS VOTING 209 RELIGIOUS VOTING
211 XIV CONTENTS OTHER VOTING PATTERNS 212 NEW PARTY VOTING PATTERNS 213
TRADITION AND CHANGE IN MEXICO 214 THEORIES OF VOTING 215 SOCIOLOGICAL
APPROACHES: THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL 215 PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES: THE
MICHIGAN SCHOOL 217 RATIONAL CHOICE 217 SUMMARY 219 FURTHER READING 219
PROJECTS 220 12 PARTY GOVERNMENT 221 PARTY ORGANISATION 222 NEW PARTIES
AND MOVEMENTS 223 PARTY SYSTEMS AND PARTY FAMILIES 224 PARTY FAMILIES
224 PARTY SYSTEMS 225 ONE-PARTY AND COALITION GOVERNMENT 227 COALITION
GOVERNMENT 229 COALITIONS AND GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVENESS 231 THEORIES OF
PARTIES 232 THE 'IRON LAW OF OLIGARCHY' 232 DUVERGER'S LAW 233 COALITION
THEORY 234 MAJORITARIAN AND CONSENSUS GOVERNMENT REVISITED 235 SUMMARY
237 FURTHER READING 237 PROJECTS 238 PART IV POLICIES AND PERFORMANCE
239 13 POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES: CONSERVATISM, LIBERALISM, CHRISTIAN
DEMOCRACY AND SOCIALISM 241 THE NATURE OF IDEOLOGY 242 SIX DEMOCRATIC
IDEOLOGIES 244 CONSERVATISM 244 SERIAL AND POLITICAL AFFAIRS 244
ECONOMICS 245 LIBERALISM 245 LIMITED STATE POWER 247 PARLIAMENTARY
GOVERNMENT AND THE DIVISION OF POWERS 247 OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF HUMAN
NATURE 248 SLOW REFORM BY INDIVIDUAL ACTION 248 FREE TRADE 248 CHRISTIAN
DEMOCRACY 249 NATURAL LAW 249 XV CONTENTS FAMILY, CHURCH, COMMUNITY 249
SUBSIDIARITY 249 PROTECTION OF THE WEAK AND POOR 251 HARMONY,
INTEGRATION, CONSULTATION 251 SOCIALISM AND SOCIAL DEMOCRACY 251
OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE 251 EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY 251
PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY 253 MIXED ECONOMY 253 PEACEFUL REFORM 253
NATIONALISM 253 ETHNO-NATIONALISM AND TERRITORY 254 NATIONAL
INDEPENDENCE 25 4 GREEN POLITICAL THOUGHT 255 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
255 DECENTRALISATION 255 DIRECT PARTICIPATION AND DEMOCRACY 256 THEORIES
OF IDEOLOGY 256 MARXIST AND NEO-MARXIST THEORIES 256 MARXIST THEORY 256
NEO-MARXIST THEORY 257 MATERIAL AND NON-MATERIAL INTERESTS 258 THE END
OF IDEOLOGY AND THE END OF HISTORY 259 SUMMARY 260 FURTHER READING 260
PROJECTS 261 14 DECISION MAKING 263 PUBLIC POLICIES: THEIR NATURE AND
IMPORTANCE 264 GOALS AND RESULTS 264 THE NATURE OF POLICY MAKING
PROCESSES 265 CONSTRAINTS 265 , POLICY PROCESSES 265 UNENDING POLICY
CYCLES 266 THE PUBLIC POLICY CYCLE 266 AGENDA SETTING 267 DECISION
MAKING 270 CHOICE OF MEANS 271 IMPLEMENTATION 271 OUTPUTS AND OUTCOMES
272 EVALUATION AND FEEDBACK 272 PUBLIC POLICY STRUCTURES 273 CORPORATISM
274 PLURALISM 277 TRI'PARTITE ARRANGEMENTS 278 XVI LONTENIS POLICY
COMMUNITIES 278 POLICY NETWORKS 279 THEORIES OF DECISION MAKING 279 THE
RATIONAL-COMPREHENSIVE MODEL 279 THE INCREMENTAL MODEL 281 'MUDDLING
THROUGH' 281 BOUNDED RATIONALITY AND ADVOCACY COALITIONS 282 SUMMARY 282
FURTHER READING 283 PROJECTS 283 15 DEFENCE AND SECURITY 284 THE STATE
AND SECURITY 285 DEFENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 286 CONFLICT RESOLUTION
286 JUST WARS 288 MILITARY EXPENDITURE 289 INTERNAL LAW AND ORDER 291
LAW ENFORCEMENT 292 CRIME, PUNISHMENT AND PREVENTION 293 OTHER FORMS OF
PROTECTION 295 INFORMATION 296 CERTIFICATION 296 PERMISSION 296 PRODUCT
SAFETY 296 THE LIMITATIONS OF STATE SECURITY 297 TERRORISM 297
INTERNATIONAL CRIME 298 CORRUPTION 298 THE LIMITS OF STATE POWER 299
THEORIES OF SECURITY AND CONFLICT 299 THE ORIGINS OF CONFLICT 300
REALISM AND IDEALISM 301 POLICY COMMUNITIES 301 THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL
COMPLEX 302 SUMMARY 303 FURTHER READING 303 PROJECTS 305 16 WELFARE 306
WELFARE STATES AND REDISTRIBUTION 307 SOCIAL SECURITY 309 SOCIAL
SECURITY AND SOCIAL EXPENDITURE 309 COMPARING SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMS
311 THE LEVEL OF SOCIAL EXPENDITURE 312 XVII CONTENTS 17 THE COMPOSITION
OF SOCIAL EXPENDITURE TRENDS IN SOCIAL EXPENDITURE PENSIONS AND HEALTH
PROGRAMMES PENSIONS HEALTH SOCIAL SECURITY AND TAXATION THEORIES OF THE
WELFARE STATE CONFLICT-ORIENTED APPROACHES FUNCTIONALIST EXPLANATIONS
INSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL DEPENDENCIES
SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS THE FUTURE OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
STATES AND SOVEREIGNTY CONVENTIONAL STATES, PROTO-STATES AND
SUPRA-NATIONAL STATES CONVENTIONAL STATES PROTO-STATES SUPRA-NATIONAL
STATES CHALLENGES TO THE STATE CONCENTRATION OF COMMERCIAL POWER RISE OF
INTERNATIONAL NGOS GLOBALISATION CHANGING NATURE OF CONFLICTS IMPORTANCE
OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS THE RETREAT OF THE STATE? DEMOCRACY
WITHOUT BORDERS THE QUALITY OF DEMOCRACY REFORM OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT
THE FUTURE SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS GLOSSARY OF KEY TERMS INDEX
OF NAMES INDEX OF SUBJECTS 313 315 316 317 318 320 322 323 323 325 325
326 327 328 329 330 331 331 331 332 333 333 333 335 335 335 336 338 338
339 342 343 344 345 346 363 366 XVIII |
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CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST OF BRIEFINGS LIST OF FACT FILES LIST OF
CONTROVERSIES LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND
ACRONYMS KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS PART I THE STATE: ORIGINS AND
DEVELOPMENT 1 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MODERN STATE WHAT IS A STATE?
TERRITORY, PEOPLE AND SOVEREIGNTY THE RISE OF THE MODERN STATE
HISTORICAL ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT STATE FORMATION AND NATION BUILDING
STATE FORMATION: PENETRATION NATION BUILDING: STANDARDISATION MASS
DEMOCRACIES: EQUALISATION WELFARE STATES: REDISTRIBUTION CATALYSTS:
WARFARE AND CAPITALISM GROWTH AFTER 1945 STATE THEORIES CONSTITUTIONAL
APPROACHES ETHICAL AND MORAL APPROACHES CONFLICT APPROACHES PLURALIST
APPROACHES SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS 2 THE DEMOCRATIC STATE THE
MODERN STATE AND DEMOCRACY PAGE XIX XX XXII XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVIII 1
3 4 8 11 11 12 13 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 18 18 19 20 20 21 22 23 IX
CONTENTS PART II CITIZENS' RIGHTS ELECTIONS AND PARLIAMENTARY
ACCOUNTABILITY DEMOCRACY AND THE RISE OF DEMOCRATIC STATES
REDISTRIBUTION AND THE WELFARE STATE WHY STUDY STATES? THEORIES OF STATE
AND SOCIETY STATE SUPREMACY STATE DEPENDENCY INTERDEPENDENCY SEPARATION
AND AUTONOMY SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS THE POLITY: STRUCTURES AND
INSTITUTIONS CONSTITUTIONS WHAT A CONSTITUTION IS, AND WHY WE HAVE THEM
THE DIVISION OF POWERS EXECUTIVES LEGISLATURES STRONG AND WEAK
BICAMERALISM MEMBERSHIP OF THE SECOND HOUSE TENURE AND SIZE JUDICIARIES
JUDICIAL ACTIVISM UNITARY AND FEDERAL STATES THE LIMITS OF
CONSTITUTIONALISM CONSTITUTIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL THEORIES THE 'OLD
CONSTITUTIONALISM' THE 'NEW CONSTITUTIONALISM' THE 'NEW
INSTITUTIONALISM' THE MOBILISATION OF BIAS INSTITUTIONAL INFLUENCE,
RULES AND INERTIA MARXIST STRUCTURAL THEORY GOVERNANCE SUMMARY FURTHER
READING PROJECTS PRESIDENTIAL AND PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT PRESIDENTIAL
SYSTEMS PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEMS SEMI-ORESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS 23 24 26 29 30
34 34 35 36 36 37 37 38 39 41 42 44 45 45 48 49 49 49 51 51 52 53 53 53
55 56 56 57 57 58 58 59 60 61 63 65 PRESIDENTIAL, PARLIAMENTARY AND
SEMI-PRESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS COMPARED 66 CONTENTS THEORIES OF
PARLIAMENTARY, PRESIDENTIAL AND SEMI-PRESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT 66 SUMMARY
70 FURTHER READING 71 PROJECTS 71 MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNMENT: INTERNATIONAL,
NATIONAL AND SUB-NATIONAL 72 SUPRA-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT
74 CONFEDERATIONS 74 THE EUROPEAN UNION: FEDERATION OR CONFEDERATION? 76
THE NATIONAL LEVEL: FEDERAL AND UNITARY STATES 76 GEOGRAPHICALLY LARGE
STATES 78 STATES WITH MARKEDLY DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS 79 UNITARY
AND FEDERAL SYSTEMS IN PRACTICE 81 QUASI-FEDERAL FEATURES 81 UNITARY,
FEDERAL AND CONFEDERAL GOVERNMENT COMPARED 82 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 84 FUSED
SYSTEMS 85 DUAL SYSTEMS 85 LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT 85 CENTRAL-LOCAL
POLITICAL CONFLICT 86 DEMOCRACY, SIZE AND EFFICIENCY 87 GENERAL-PURPOSE
AUTHORITIES 88 JOINT BODIES 89 SPECIAL-PURPOSE AUTHORITIES 89 CHANGING
LOCAL GOVERNMENT 89 THE INTERPLAY OF MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNMENT: THE CASE OF
THE EUROPEAN UNION 92 THE ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST CENTRALISATION AND
DECENTRALISATION 92 THEORIES OF MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNMENT 94 PHILOSOPHICAL
AND POLITICAL THEORIES: MILL AND TOCQUEVILLE 94 PLURALIST THEORY 94
ECONOMIC THEORIES 95 RATIONAL CHOICE 95 RATIONAL 96 CENTRE-PERIPHERY
RELATIONS 96 SUMMARY 97 FURTHER READING 98 PROJECTS 99 XI CONTENTS 6
POLICY MAKING AND LEGISLATING: EXECUTIVES AND LEGISLATURES 100 MAKING
LAWS: EXECUTIVES AND LEGISLATURES 101 THE RISE OF EXECUTIVES 103
GOVERNMENT COMPLEXITY 103 DELEGATED LEGISLATION 103 THE ORGANISATIONAL
ADVANTAGES OF EXECUTIVES 103 THE MASS MEDIA 104 PARTY ORGANISATION 104
INCREASING POWER OF EXECUTIVES? 105 THE FUNCTIONS OF LEGISLATURES 106
REPRESENTATION OF PUBLIC OPINION 107 LEGITIMATION 107 LAW MAKING 108
SCRUTINY OF THE EXECUTIVE AND THE ADMINISTRATION 108 LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEES 110 THEORIES OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS: CONSENSUS AND
MAJORITARIAN SYSTEMS 111 MAJORITARIAN DEMOCRACY, OR THE 'WESTMINSTER
MODEL' 112 CONSENSUS DEMOCRACY 113 SUMMARY 115 FURTHER READING 115
PROJECTS 116 7 IMPLEMENTATION: THE PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY 117 THE
ORGANISATION OF THE STATE BUREAUCRACY 118 POLICY MAKING AND
ADMINISTRATION 122 THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE OFFICIAL? 123 THE POWER OF
THE OFFICIAL 123 MECHANISMS OF CONTROL 124 THE NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT:
REINVENTING GOVERNMENT 125 PRIVATISATION AND MARKET EFFICIENCY 125
EMPOWERMENT 125 THEORIES OF PUBLIC BUREAUCRACY 126 THE RATIONAL-LEGAL
IDEAL-TYPE 126 CLIENTELISM 127 THE NEW RIGHT, RATIONAL CHOICE AND THE
NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 128 RATIONAL CHOICE AND BUREAUCRACY 128 THE NEW
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 129 SUMMARY 130 FURTHER READING 130 PROJECTS 131 XU
CONTENTS PART III CITIZENS, ELITES AND INTEREST MEDIATION 133 8
POLITICAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOUR 135 POLITICAL ATTITUDES 136 POLITICAL
INTERESTS AND IDENTITY 136 POLITICAL CULTURE 137 PATTERN 138 PERSISTENCE
139 THE CIVIC CULTURE 139 COGNITIVE 139 AFFECTIVE 139 EVALUATIVE 139
MATERIALISM AND POST-MATERIALISM 141 SUB-CULTURES AND ELITE CULTURES 143
POLITICAL CLEAVAGES 144 POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR 146 MODES OF POLITICAL
BEHAVIOUR 147 CONVENTIONAL AND UNCONVENTIONAL POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR 149
PATTERNS OF POLITICAL BEHAVIOUR 149 MOST PEOPLE ARE NOT POLITICAL 149
SPORADIC POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT 150 PARTICIPATION RATES ARE RISING 151
SUBSTANTIAL VARIATIONS IN PARTICIPATION 151 VOTERS ARE NOT FOOLS 151 THE
'STANDARD MODEL' OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION 152 GENDER, AGE AND LENGTH
OF RESIDENCE 153 POLITICAL ELITES 153 THEORIES OF POLITICAL ATTITUDES
AND BEHAVIOUR 154 MARXIST AND CLASS THEORY 154 ELITE THEORY 154
RATIONAL-CHOICE THEORY 155 SOCIAL CAPITAL THEORY AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION
156 SUMMARY 156 FURTHER READING 157 PROJECTS 158 9 PRESSURE GROUPS AND
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 159 POLITICAL CONNECTIONS 160 VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS
AND PRESSURE GROUPS 160 PRESSURE GROUPS AND POLITICAL PARTIES 162 SOCIAL
MOVEMENTS 162 PRESSURE GROUPS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN ACTION 164 GROUPS
AND ISSUES 165 THE NATURE OF GOVERNMENT 166 XLLL CONTENTS DIRECT ROUTES
166 INDIRECT ROUTES 168 DETERMINANTS OF POWER 169 GROUP FEATURES 170 THE
POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT 171 CORPORATISM, PARA-GOVERNMENT AND
TRI-PARTISM/PLURALISM 172 CORPORATISM 172 PARA-GOVERNMENT 173
TRI-PARTISM/PLURALISM 173 INTERNATIONAL NGOS 173 GROUPS, PRESSURE GROUPS
AND DEMOCRACY 174 THEORIES OF VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS 176 PLURALISM 176
MARXIST/ELITIST THEORY 176 SOCIAL CAPITAL AND CIVIL SOCIETY THEORY 177
SUMMARY 178 FURTHER READING 179 PROJECTS 180 10 THE MASS MEDIA 181 THE
MASS MEDIA AND DEMOCRACY 182 REGULATING THE MEDIA 184 THE PUBLIC SERVICE
MODEL 184 THE MARKET MODEL 186 OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL 189 THE IMPACT OF
THE NEW MEDIA TECHNOLOGY: GLOBALISATION AND E-POLITICS 192 THEORIES OF
THE MASS MEDIA 195 SUMMARY 198 FURTHER READING 198 PROJECTS 199 11
VOTERS AND ELECTIONS 200 ELECTIONS 202 DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS 202 VOTING
SYSTEMS 205 VOTING TURNOUT 206 DECLINING TURNOUT? 206 DETERMINANTS OF
ELECTION TURNOUT 207 SYSTEM VARIABLES 207 INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS 209
PARTY VOTING 209 STRATIFICATION AND CLASS VOTING 209 RELIGIOUS VOTING
211 XIV CONTENTS OTHER VOTING PATTERNS 212 NEW PARTY VOTING PATTERNS 213
TRADITION AND CHANGE IN MEXICO 214 THEORIES OF VOTING 215 SOCIOLOGICAL
APPROACHES: THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL 215 PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES: THE
MICHIGAN SCHOOL 217 RATIONAL CHOICE 217 SUMMARY 219 FURTHER READING 219
PROJECTS 220 12 PARTY GOVERNMENT 221 PARTY ORGANISATION 222 NEW PARTIES
AND MOVEMENTS 223 PARTY SYSTEMS AND PARTY FAMILIES 224 PARTY FAMILIES
224 PARTY SYSTEMS 225 ONE-PARTY AND COALITION GOVERNMENT 227 COALITION
GOVERNMENT 229 COALITIONS AND GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVENESS 231 THEORIES OF
PARTIES 232 THE 'IRON LAW OF OLIGARCHY' 232 DUVERGER'S LAW 233 COALITION
THEORY 234 MAJORITARIAN AND CONSENSUS GOVERNMENT REVISITED 235 SUMMARY
237 FURTHER READING 237 PROJECTS 238 PART IV POLICIES AND PERFORMANCE
239 13 POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES: CONSERVATISM, LIBERALISM, CHRISTIAN
DEMOCRACY AND SOCIALISM 241 THE NATURE OF IDEOLOGY 242 SIX DEMOCRATIC
IDEOLOGIES 244 CONSERVATISM 244 SERIAL AND POLITICAL AFFAIRS 244
ECONOMICS 245 LIBERALISM 245 LIMITED STATE POWER 247 PARLIAMENTARY
GOVERNMENT AND THE DIVISION OF POWERS 247 OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF HUMAN
NATURE 248 SLOW REFORM BY INDIVIDUAL ACTION 248 FREE TRADE 248 CHRISTIAN
DEMOCRACY 249 NATURAL LAW 249 XV CONTENTS FAMILY, CHURCH, COMMUNITY 249
SUBSIDIARITY 249 PROTECTION OF THE WEAK AND POOR 251 HARMONY,
INTEGRATION, CONSULTATION 251 SOCIALISM AND SOCIAL DEMOCRACY 251
OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF HUMAN NATURE 251 EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY 251
PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY 253 MIXED ECONOMY 253 PEACEFUL REFORM 253
NATIONALISM 253 ETHNO-NATIONALISM AND TERRITORY 254 NATIONAL
INDEPENDENCE 25 4 GREEN POLITICAL THOUGHT 255 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
255 DECENTRALISATION 255 DIRECT PARTICIPATION AND DEMOCRACY 256 THEORIES
OF IDEOLOGY 256 MARXIST AND NEO-MARXIST THEORIES 256 MARXIST THEORY 256
NEO-MARXIST THEORY 257 MATERIAL AND NON-MATERIAL INTERESTS 258 THE END
OF IDEOLOGY AND THE END OF HISTORY 259 SUMMARY 260 FURTHER READING 260
PROJECTS 261 14 DECISION MAKING 263 PUBLIC POLICIES: THEIR NATURE AND
IMPORTANCE 264 GOALS AND RESULTS 264 THE NATURE OF POLICY MAKING
PROCESSES 265 CONSTRAINTS 265 , POLICY PROCESSES 265 UNENDING POLICY
CYCLES 266 THE PUBLIC POLICY CYCLE 266 AGENDA SETTING 267 DECISION
MAKING 270 CHOICE OF MEANS 271 IMPLEMENTATION 271 OUTPUTS AND OUTCOMES
272 EVALUATION AND FEEDBACK 272 PUBLIC POLICY STRUCTURES 273 CORPORATISM
274 PLURALISM 277 TRI'PARTITE ARRANGEMENTS 278 XVI LONTENIS POLICY
COMMUNITIES 278 POLICY NETWORKS 279 THEORIES OF DECISION MAKING 279 THE
RATIONAL-COMPREHENSIVE MODEL 279 THE INCREMENTAL MODEL 281 'MUDDLING
THROUGH' 281 BOUNDED RATIONALITY AND ADVOCACY COALITIONS 282 SUMMARY 282
FURTHER READING 283 PROJECTS 283 15 DEFENCE AND SECURITY 284 THE STATE
AND SECURITY 285 DEFENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 286 CONFLICT RESOLUTION
286 JUST WARS 288 MILITARY EXPENDITURE 289 INTERNAL LAW AND ORDER 291
LAW ENFORCEMENT 292 CRIME, PUNISHMENT AND PREVENTION 293 OTHER FORMS OF
PROTECTION 295 INFORMATION 296 CERTIFICATION 296 PERMISSION 296 PRODUCT
SAFETY 296 THE LIMITATIONS OF STATE SECURITY 297 TERRORISM 297
INTERNATIONAL CRIME 298 CORRUPTION 298 THE LIMITS OF STATE POWER 299
THEORIES OF SECURITY AND CONFLICT 299 THE ORIGINS OF CONFLICT 300
REALISM AND IDEALISM 301 POLICY COMMUNITIES 301 THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL
COMPLEX 302 SUMMARY 303 FURTHER READING 303 PROJECTS 305 16 WELFARE 306
WELFARE STATES AND REDISTRIBUTION 307 SOCIAL SECURITY 309 SOCIAL
SECURITY AND SOCIAL EXPENDITURE 309 COMPARING SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMS
311 THE LEVEL OF SOCIAL EXPENDITURE 312 XVII CONTENTS 17 THE COMPOSITION
OF SOCIAL EXPENDITURE TRENDS IN SOCIAL EXPENDITURE PENSIONS AND HEALTH
PROGRAMMES PENSIONS HEALTH SOCIAL SECURITY AND TAXATION THEORIES OF THE
WELFARE STATE CONFLICT-ORIENTED APPROACHES FUNCTIONALIST EXPLANATIONS
INSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL DEPENDENCIES
SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS THE FUTURE OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
STATES AND SOVEREIGNTY CONVENTIONAL STATES, PROTO-STATES AND
SUPRA-NATIONAL STATES CONVENTIONAL STATES PROTO-STATES SUPRA-NATIONAL
STATES CHALLENGES TO THE STATE CONCENTRATION OF COMMERCIAL POWER RISE OF
INTERNATIONAL NGOS GLOBALISATION CHANGING NATURE OF CONFLICTS IMPORTANCE
OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS THE RETREAT OF THE STATE? DEMOCRACY
WITHOUT BORDERS THE QUALITY OF DEMOCRACY REFORM OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT
THE FUTURE SUMMARY FURTHER READING PROJECTS GLOSSARY OF KEY TERMS INDEX
OF NAMES INDEX OF SUBJECTS 313 315 316 317 318 320 322 323 323 325 325
326 327 328 329 330 331 331 331 332 333 333 333 335 335 335 336 338 338
339 342 343 344 345 346 363 366 XVIII |
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