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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3651-5ng the First World War in which all its neighbours were involved on one side or the other. This isolation forced the central actors in Dutch politics to compromise after a period of intense political conflict in the second half of the nineteenth century.

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Chun-Chieh Lin,Chuen-Liang Chenne of our well-known predecessors expressed it: ‘L’organisation et l’établissement de la démocratie… est le grand problème politique de notre temps’ (de Tocqueville 1840). Since de Tocqueville’s times and his brilliant analysis this statement has lost none of its relevance. Today, we witness process

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-58834-5ic, religious-secular and socio-economic lines, and these conflicts have brought about many tensions in the political structure. In the wake of the world economic crisis strong fascist or quasi-fascist movements emerged which brought the political system close to collapse. How Belgium weathered the

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Liang Liu,Huabin Chen,Shanben Chenetween the two world wars. Indeed, the collapse of the system in 1940, and the instalment of the Vichy regime in its wake, seems to have resulted more from military defeat than from any endogenous political dynamic. To be sure, some - for example, the supporters of the Vichy regime - may see an indi

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Jian Li,Yinshui He,Donghua Liu,Guohong Maxt of Europe. Certain underlying structures and processes of Greek politics appear to differ significantly from those in Western and Central European polities. Thus, while on the surface the Greek Republic of 1924 was a parliamentary democracy with a multi-party system, important deviations from ‘cl