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Comparative politics: continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world

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1. Verfasser:	Zagorski, Paul W. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	London [u.a.] Routledge 2009
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schlagworte:	Comparative government Comparative government > Case studies Internationale Politik Politischer Wandel Vergleichende politische Wissenschaft Fallstudiensammlung Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references
Beschreibung:	XIII, 623 S. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	9780415777285 9780415777292

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adam_text	Contents List of illustrations Acknowledgements χ xiii Introduction What is comparative politics? Explaining the present and anticipating the future Comparative politics as a science of politics Institutionalism and neo-institutionalism Structural-functionalism Political culture and political socialization Political economy Rational choice and game theory A synthetic approach Reprise: why study comparative politics? Questions for further consideration Further reading I Continuity and breakdown Introduction Politics and power Political actors Regimes Economics and politics Factors promoting continuity Factors promoting breakdown The dynamics of regime breakdown Case study: The demise of the Weimar Republic (1919-33) Case study: The Brazilian coup of 1 964 Conclusion Questions for further consideration Further reading I 2 6 8 9 10 II 12 14 15 16 16 17 17 18 20 22 26 28 32 36 44 48 51 52 53 COMPARATIVE POLITICS 2 Nation, state, democracy : How the breakdown of the traditional order led to the modern world 54 Introduction 55 Modern and traditional societies 56 Case study: The rise of state, nation, and democracy in Western Europe 62 Forced modernization: the politics of colonialism and its consequences 76 Case study: ¡арап 87 Case study: India 92 Conclusion 95 Questions for further consideration 95 Further reading 96 3 The requisites of democratic continuity 97 Introduction 97 What is liberal democracy? 98 Breakdown and continuity in liberal democracies 101 Maintaining democratic participation 105 The protection of liberal rights 1 12 Economic and social rights 117 Case study: Democracy in America 1 27 Case study: Democracy in India 1 32 Conclusion 136 Questions for further consideration 1 37 Further reading 137 4 Democratic institutions 138 Introduction 1 39 Political parties 1 39 Political ideologies 142 Electoral systems 1 54 Executive-legislative relations 162 Central-local government relations 1 70 Case study: German Democratic institutions 1 74 Conclusion 179 Questions for further consideration 1 80 Further reading 180 5 Revolution: Breakdown in the face of mass movements 181 Introduction 181 The elements of revolutionary breakdown 1 82 CONTENTS The revolutionary vanguard s pivotal role 1 88 The classical theory of revolutionary development 1 9 1 Communism: the twentieth century s revolutionary paradigm 194 Case study: The Russian Revolution 20 1 Case study: The Chinese Revolution and its aftermath 2 11 Conclusion: the unintended consequences of revolution 220 Questions for further consideration 220 Further reading 221 6 Revolutionary movements in the contemporary world 222 Introduction 223 Wars of national liberation 224 Case study: The Algerian Revolution 236 Ethnic nationalism and national liberation 241 The dynamics of Islamic revolutionary movements 243 Case study: The Islamic Revolution in Iran 252 Other Muslim states and movements 258 Conclusion 263 Questions for further consideration 263 Further reading 263 7 The coup d etat and its consequences: Breakdown engineered by elite actors 265 Introduction 266 The modern armed forces as a political actor 266 Underlying causes of breakdown 275 How the armed forces intervene 283 The dictatorship-democracy cycle 291 Case study: Nigeria 298 Case study: Pakistan 305 Conclusion ЗІ І Questions for further consideration 3 1 2 Further reading ЗІЗ 8 Military regimes 314 Introduction 314 Military regimes and the requisites for continuity 315 Party-military regimes 3 1 7 Case study: Iraq 327 Guardian military regimes 333 How guardian regimes arise 336 Case study: Chile 343 vii COMPARATIVE POLITICS Case study: Indonesia 35 1 Conclusion 356 Questions for further consideration 357 Further reading 358 9 Democratization in the noncommunist world 360 Introduction 36 1 The breakdown of authoritarian regimes 361 The politics of regime transition 369 Case study: Argentina: replacement 374 Case study: Taiwan: transformation 380 Case study: South Africa: transplacement and pacted transition 384 Problems of democratic consolidation 390 Conclusion 395 Questions for further consideration 396 Further reading 396 1 0 Democratization and economic reform in the communist world 398 Introduction 399 The breakdown of communist regimes 399 Case study: The collapse of the Soviet Union 41 1 Democratization in the Soviet bloc 420 Problems of democratic consolidation 42 1 Economic reform in post-communist states 425 Case study: The People s Republic of China 428 Reform in other non-European communist states 436 Conclusion 438 Questions for further consideration 439 Further reading 439 I I The politics of contemporary patrimonial rule 441 Introduction 442 Breakdown and continuity in patrimonial and neo-patrimonial systems 443 Modernizing autocracies 445 Case study: Saudi Arabia 46 1 Neo-sultanistic regimes 468 Case study: Zaire 476 Conclusion 484 viii CONTENTS Questions for further consideration 485 Further reading 486 1 2 Hybrid regimes 487 Introduction 487 The nature of hybrid regimes 488 Fending off democratization 492 The post-communist world 501 Case study: Russia 504 Populism in Latin America 5 1 I Case study: Peru 5 1 3 Hybrid regimes in other parts of the world 5 1 7 Conclusion 519 Questions for further consideration 520 Further reading 520 1 3 New political actors and new ideologies in the postmodern era 522 Introduction 522 The postmodern era 525 New political actors 530 Globalization 536 The emergence of today s globalized economy: the rise and fall of the Bretton Woods system 543 Conclusion 556 Questions for further consideration 557 Further reading 557 14 The future of democracy 559 Introduction 559 Is democracy durable and transportable? 560 Does liberal democracy promote social justice? 569 Does democracy protect liberty? 576 By way of a conclusion 578 Questions for further consideration 578 Further reading 579 Glossary 580 References 591 Index 603 ix Illustrations Plates 1.1 Aristotle 23 1.2 Hitler reviewing an SA parade 42 2.1 The Hall of Mirrors in Louis XIV s Versailles palace 66 2.2 Samurai military regalia 89 3.1 A barn raising near Toronto, Canada 108 3.2 Mohandas Gandhi and his wife Kasturba 134 4.1 Adam Smith 144 4.2 Typical German ballot 177 5.1 Delacroix s Liberty heading the People 192 5.2 Stalin stamp 208 6.1 A street in the Casbah 238 6.2 Ayatollah Khomeini 254 7.1 Olusegun Obasanjo 302 7.2 Pervez Musharraf 311 8.1 Gamal Abdel Nasser 322 8.2 Suharto 354 9-1 A demonstration in Santiago 372 9.2 Taiwan protest 383 10.1 Matriochka dolls depicting Russian leaders 418 10.2 Shenzhen, China 435 11.1 Faisal bin abd al Aziz al Saud 464 11.2 Atrocities in the Congo under King Leopold of Belgium 479 12.1 Moscow votes for Putin 510 12.2 Alberto Fujimori 515 13.1 A street in a squatter settlement in Asunción, Paraguay 543 13.2 Anti-WTO protest 555 14.1 Francis Fukuyama 562 14.2 Lee Kuan Yew 5б8 Figure 5.1 Organization of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union 206 ILLUSTRATIONS Maps 1.1 Political breakdowns, 1688-2007 19 1.2 Territory lost by Germany under the Versailles Treaty 45 2.1 Level of development (Human Development Index) 57 2.2 Colonies and semi-colonies, 1914 78 3-1 Years of continuous democratic government to 2004 99 3.2 The European Union 123 4.1 Parliamentary and presidential democracies 163 4.2 Democracies with a federal system of government 172 5.1 Major revolutions, 1640-1949 183 5.2 The Long March 214 6.1 National liberation struggles and major secessionist violence, 1945— present 225 6.2 Countries with Muslim majorities or significant Muslim minorities 245 7.1 Successful military coups 267 7.2 Nigeria s major ethnic divisions 299 8.1 Military rule since I960 316 8.2 Indonesia 352 9-І Democratization (noncommunist countries) 362 9.2 South African Bantustans 384 10.1 Communist and post-communist states (2004) 400 10.2 The former Soviet Union 419 11.1 Patrimonial regimes 444 11.2 Zaire 477 12.1 Long-lived hybrid regimes (2004) 489 13-1 World Trade Organization members 524 13.2 Female empowerment index 534 14.1 Contemporary democracies (2004) 561 14.2 Civilizations of the contemporary world according to Samuel Huntington 567 Boxes 2.1 British constitutional development: accommodation 70 2.2 French constitutional development: absolutist intransigence 71 6.1 National liberation struggle in Kosovo 242 6.2 Islamist revolution in Afghanistan 259 13-1 The Washington consensus 551 COMPARATIVE POLITICS Tables 1.1 Rock—paper—scissors 13 1.2 Radicals, reformers, and reactionaries 14 1.1 Aristotle s typology of regimes 24 1.2 Robert Dahl s political typology 25 1.3 Violent breakdowns 40 4.1 Votes 154 4.2 Distribution of seats in legislature 155 4.3 Separation of powers versus parliamentary systems 170 6.1 Primary means of liberation struggle: characteristics and results 232 8.1 Politically significant ethnic groups in Asia 348 8.2 Comparison of regimes 356 9-1 Revolutions, coups, democratization 369 10.1 Soviet economic performance 407
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Questions for further consideration Further reading I Continuity and breakdown Introduction Politics and power Political actors Regimes Economics and politics Factors promoting continuity Factors promoting breakdown The dynamics of regime breakdown Case study: The demise of the Weimar Republic (1919-33) Case study: The Brazilian coup of 1 964 Conclusion Questions for further consideration Further reading I 2 6 8 9 10 II 12 14 15 16 16 17 17 18 20 22 26 28 32 36 44 48 51 52 53 COMPARATIVE POLITICS 2 Nation, state, "democracy": How the breakdown of the traditional order led to the modern world 54 Introduction 55 Modern and traditional societies 56 Case study: The rise of state, nation, and democracy in Western Europe 62 Forced modernization: the politics of colonialism and its consequences 76 Case study: ¡арап 87 Case study: India 92 Conclusion 95 Questions for further consideration 95 Further reading 96 3 The requisites of democratic continuity 97 Introduction 97 What is liberal democracy? 98 Breakdown and continuity in liberal democracies 101 Maintaining democratic participation 105 The protection of liberal rights 1 12 Economic and social rights 117 Case study: Democracy in America 1 27 Case study: Democracy in India 1 32 Conclusion 136 Questions for further consideration 1 37 Further reading 137 4 Democratic institutions 138 Introduction 1 39 Political parties 1 39 Political ideologies 142 Electoral systems 1 54 Executive-legislative relations 162 Central-local government relations 1 70 Case study: German Democratic institutions 1 74 Conclusion 179 Questions for further consideration 1 80 Further reading 180 5 Revolution: Breakdown in the face of mass movements 181 Introduction 181 The elements of revolutionary breakdown 1 82 CONTENTS The revolutionary vanguard's pivotal role 1 88 The classical theory of revolutionary development 1 9 1 Communism: the twentieth century's revolutionary paradigm 194 Case study: The Russian Revolution 20 1 Case study: The Chinese Revolution and its aftermath 2 11 Conclusion: the unintended consequences of revolution 220 Questions for further consideration 220 Further reading 221 6 Revolutionary movements in the contemporary world 222 Introduction 223 Wars of national liberation 224 Case study: The Algerian Revolution 236 Ethnic nationalism and national liberation 241 The dynamics of Islamic revolutionary movements 243 Case study: The Islamic Revolution in Iran 252 Other Muslim states and movements 258 Conclusion 263 Questions for further consideration 263 Further reading 263 7 The coup d'etat and its consequences: Breakdown engineered by elite actors 265 Introduction 266 The modern armed forces as a political actor 266 Underlying causes of breakdown 275 How the armed forces intervene 283 The dictatorship-democracy cycle 291 Case study: Nigeria 298 Case study: Pakistan 305 Conclusion ЗІ І Questions for further consideration 3 1 2 Further reading ЗІЗ 8 Military regimes 314 Introduction 314 Military regimes and the requisites for continuity 315 Party-military regimes 3 1 7 Case study: Iraq 327 Guardian military regimes 333 How guardian regimes arise 336 Case study: Chile 343 vii COMPARATIVE POLITICS Case study: Indonesia 35 1 Conclusion 356 Questions for further consideration 357 Further reading 358 9 Democratization in the noncommunist world 360 Introduction 36 1 The breakdown of authoritarian regimes 361 The politics of regime transition 369 Case study: Argentina: replacement 374 Case study: Taiwan: transformation 380 Case study: South Africa: transplacement and pacted transition 384 Problems of democratic consolidation 390 Conclusion 395 Questions for further consideration 396 Further reading 396 1 0 Democratization and economic reform in the communist world 398 Introduction 399 The breakdown of communist regimes 399 Case study: The collapse of the Soviet Union 41 1 Democratization in the Soviet bloc 420 Problems of democratic consolidation 42 1 Economic reform in post-communist states 425 Case study: The People's Republic of China 428 "Reform" in other non-European communist states 436 Conclusion 438 Questions for further consideration 439 Further reading 439 I I The politics of contemporary patrimonial rule 441 Introduction 442 Breakdown and continuity in patrimonial and neo-patrimonial systems 443 Modernizing autocracies 445 Case study: Saudi Arabia 46 1 Neo-sultanistic regimes 468 Case study: Zaire 476 Conclusion 484 viii CONTENTS Questions for further consideration 485 Further reading 486 1 2 Hybrid regimes 487 Introduction 487 The nature of hybrid regimes 488 Fending off democratization 492 The post-communist world 501 Case study: Russia 504 Populism in Latin America 5 1 I Case study: Peru 5 1 3 Hybrid regimes in other parts of the world 5 1 7 Conclusion 519 Questions for further consideration 520 Further reading 520 1 3 New political actors and new ideologies in the postmodern era 522 Introduction 522 The postmodern era 525 New political actors 530 Globalization 536 The emergence of today's globalized economy: the rise and fall of the Bretton Woods system 543 Conclusion 556 Questions for further consideration 557 Further reading 557 14 The future of democracy 559 Introduction 559 Is democracy durable and transportable? 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spellingShingle	Zagorski, Paul W. Comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world Comparative government Comparative government Case studies Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd Politischer Wandel (DE-588)4175047-0 gnd Vergleichende politische Wissenschaft (DE-588)4137685-7 gnd
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title	Comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world
title_auth	Comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world
title_exact_search	Comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world
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title_full	Comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world Paul W. Zagorski
title_fullStr	Comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world Paul W. Zagorski
title_full_unstemmed	Comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world Paul W. Zagorski
title_short	Comparative politics
title_sort	comparative politics continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world
title_sub	continuity and breakdown in the contemporary world
topic	Comparative government Comparative government Case studies Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd Politischer Wandel (DE-588)4175047-0 gnd Vergleichende politische Wissenschaft (DE-588)4137685-7 gnd
topic_facet	Comparative government Comparative government Case studies Internationale Politik Politischer Wandel Vergleichende politische Wissenschaft Fallstudiensammlung Lehrbuch
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