Titlebook: Do Parties Make a Difference?; Richard Rose Book 1980 Richard Rose 1980 democracy.economy.elections.experiment.Government.Italy.language.p

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RaumFragen: Stadt – Region – Landschaftcture. Whereas government may claim to be sovereign over legislation, it cannot pretend to be sovereign over the economy. A law is expected to be obeyed, whereas a ministerial statement about full employment may be followed by a rise in unemployment. The constraints upon the government’s economic po

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Die Transformation l?ndlicher R?ume in Polences are not as expected. The differences in office between one party and another are less likely to arise from contrasting intentions than from the exigencies of government. Much of a party’s record in office will be stamped upon it by forces outside its control. British parties are not the primary

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Introduction,or granted that party government was both necessary and desirable. Only by placing all the powers of government in the hands of a single party could a country be effectively governed by politicians strong enough to take unpopular but necessary decisions. Only by offering the electorate a choice betw

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Adversary or Consensus Politics?,in parliamentary debates and at general elections, and to govern the country differently when each has its turn in office. The consensus model of party government rejects each of these assumptions. The Conservative and Labour parties, while opposing each other in Parliament and in general elections,

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The Choice at Elections, Consensus path. Insofar as those who vote for different parties hold different opinions about issues, then the parties should be Adversaries, offering the electorate a choice of policies. Insofar as those voting for different parties hold the same views on issues, then the parties should express a

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Testing the Manifesto,ome of a brief election campaign as it is with what happens before and what happens after, especially when the opposition becomes the government. The Manifesto model takes a positive view of the policymaking role of parties. It asserts that a party newly elected to office will use the power gained t

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