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Political Parties and the State

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Topics in Analytical Political Economy
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Movements and Parties
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Preface and Acknowledgments
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Introduction
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Movements and Parties in Contentious Politics
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The Long New Right
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The Hybridization of the Party System
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Learning about America from Abroad
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Conclusions
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References
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Index
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Books in the Series (continued from p. ii)
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One Road to Riches?
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Machine Politics and Clientelism
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Organizing Against Democracy
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Preface and Acknowledgments
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Introduction
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Extremist Right-Wing Parties in Europe
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The Organizational Development of Extremist Right-Wing Parties
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The Organizational Development of the Golden Dawn
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Variation in Local Organizational Development
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Endogenous Drivers of Local Organizational Development
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Electoral Drivers of Local Organizational Development
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The State and Local Organizational Development
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Societal Responses and Local Organizational Development
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The Local Development of Extremist Right-Wing Parties in Germany and Slovakia
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Conclusions
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Bibliography
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Index
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Buying Audiences
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Introduction
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An Informational Theory of Electoral Clientelism
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Clientelistic Linkages in Peru and the Limits of Conventional Explanations
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Convoking Voters and Establishing Electoral Viability
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Persuasion from the Citizens’ Point of View
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Analyzing Campaigns
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Conclusions
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Calvo and Murillo's Method
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Balance test of survey experiment included in IPSOS 2012
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Figure data table AND RESULTS
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Figure data table and results
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Figure data table and results
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Figure data table and results
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Figure data table and results
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Figure data table and results
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Figure data table and results
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Figure data table and results
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Focus Group Guide (Spanish)
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List of Interviews and Focus Groups
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Index
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The Hollow Parties
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Non-Policy Politics
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Prologue
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Non-Policy Politics
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A Demand-Side Model of Non-Policy Politics
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Tracing Political Preferences and Party Organization in Argentina and Chile
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Mapping Voter Preferences in Argentina and Chile
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Party Organization
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Voters’ Preferences and Parties’ Electoral Offers
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Party Activists and Their Conditional Effect on the Vote
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Targeting Patronage in Argentina and Chile
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Back to Policy Offers
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Non-Policy Politics and Electoral Responsiveness
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Appendix to Chapter 2
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Appendix to Chapter 4
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Appendix to Chapter 5
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Appendix to Chapter 6
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Appendix to Chapter 7
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Appendix to Chapter 8
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Appendix to Chapter 9
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Appendix with List of Cited Politicians
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References
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Index
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How Party Activism Survives
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Introduction
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Context Matters
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Voluntary Activism in the FA
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Origins and Reproduction of the Mass-Organic Structure
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Party Structure, Efficacy, and Activism
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The Limits to Strategic Adaptation
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The FA in Comparative Perspective
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Theoretical Conclusions and Political Implications
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Appendix – Interviewees
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References
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Index
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A Middle-Quality Institutional Trap: Democracy and State Capacity in Latin America
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The Inclusionary Turn in Latin American Democracies
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Reflections on Two Episodes of Popular Inclusion
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Inequality, Democracy, and the Inclusionary Turn in Latin America
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Extending Social Policy and Participation
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Including Outsiders in Latin America
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Diffusion Dynamics
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Inclusion Without Power?
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Brazil’s Participatory Infrastructure
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Inclusion and Partisan Representation
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Changing Patterns of Ideology and Partisanship in Latin America
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Brokering Inclusion
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States of Discontent
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New Party–Society Linkages
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The Politics of Popular Coalitions
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After Corporatism
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Expanding the Public Square
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Inclusion, Populism, and Democracy
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Pathways to Inclusion in Latin America
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Inclusionary Turn, Rentier Populism, and Emerging Legacies
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Strong Citizens, Strong Presidents
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Shaping the People
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The Inclusionary Turn and Its Political Limitations
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Electoral Politics in Africa since 1990
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The Puzzle of Electoral Continuity
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The Evolution of Electoral Competition, 1990–2015
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The Impact of Elections on Democracy
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Political Parties and Electoral Competition
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Candidates and Electoral Campaigns
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Analyzing Issues in Presidential Campaigns
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The African Voter
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Do African Elections Matter?
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Index
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The Origins of Dominant Parties
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Introduction
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A Theory of Dominant Party Formation
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False Starts: The Failure of Pro-Presidential Parties under Yeltsin
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The Emergence of a Dominant Party in Russia: United Russia, Putin, and Regional Elites, 2000–2010
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United Russia as the Dominant Party
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United Russia and Russia’s Governors
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Economic Elites and Dominant Party Affiliation
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Dominant Party Emergence around the World
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Conclusion
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Political institutions and processes
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Political institutions and minority mobility in the USA
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Race, state, and policy: the development of employment discrimination policy in the USA and Britain
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The Demise of the American Convention System, 1880–1911
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The Importance of Party Competition and a Model of Party Competition Failure
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Opposition Failure in Japan: Background and Explanations
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Clientelism and Its Determinants
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The Impact of Clientelism and Centralized Government Financial Structure: Comparative Analysis
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Local Opposition Failure in Japan
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National-Level Opposition Failure: The Impact of Subnational-Level Weakness
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Political Economy Changes and Their Impact on Party Systems: Comparative Analysis
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Parallel Party Systems: Political Economy Changes and the Limits to Anti-Clientelist Appeals in Japan
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Conclusion: Democracy Without Competition
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References
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Transforming Labor-Based Parties in Latin America
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Labor-Based Party Adaptation in the Neoliberal Era: Rethinking the Role of Party Organization
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Origins and Evolution of a Mass Populist Party
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An “Organized Disorganization”: The Peronist Party Structure in the 1990s
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