Papers Presented at the I.P.S.A. World Congress, Edições 1-2

aggression Almond analysis Austria basic behavior Belgium characteristics cleavages coercion coerciveness comparative politics competitive concept concrete consociational democracy continuum countries criteria democratic differentiation distinction dominant party economic electoral elite empirical existence external conflict extreme pluralism fact factor Feierabend Finland forms France functions governmental grand coalition hegemonic party historical Iceland ideological important indicators industrial influence institutions internal Lebanon Luxembourg major Marxism ment mobilization modernization multiparty systems nation-building nations Netherlands normative Norway number of parties one-party organization participation politique party systems pattern political culture political development political power political regimes Political Science political systems popular participation possible problem Proporz reconciliation system relations represent representation role ruling class social Socialist society socio-economic stability structure subcultures Sweden Switzerland systèmes politiques systemic frustration theoretical theory tical tion two-party system types typologies typologies of political variables vie politique votes Western democracies