Political Opposition in Theory and Central European Practice
This book offers interpretations of different forms of political opposition in political theory and also in the contemporary development of politics and government in Central Europe. The problem is analyzed through a comparative approach. The first part of the book targets the question of definitions and typologies of political opposition, above all, in democratic, but partly also in non-democratic regimes. The second part deals with the question of models of political opposition in Central Europe after the fall of communism in the late twentieth century and in the present.
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Introduction to the theory of political opposition
Political opposition in Central Europe
2002 elections anti anti-system and extreme anti-system party basic Brno cabinet cal opposition Capoccia Central Europe Central European classification Communist Party concept CSSD Czech political Czech Republic Dahl Robert Dahl's definition democratic political system differentiation European Union example exist extreme parties extreme political opposition Fiala Petr frag fragmented functioning of political Giovanni Sartori goals groups Hungarian Hungary HZDS ibid ical ideological institutionalized Klaus von Beyme Kopecek Kraków KSCM Kubat Kubát Michal leftist political opposition litical Lubomír Miroslav nations non-democratic regimes oppo opposition in Central opposition in democracy opposition parties opposition sensu largo opposition sensu stricto parliament parliamentary elections parties and party party system Poland Polish political opposition political opposition sensu political parties political science politologický position Praha primarily relation relevant rightist Robert Dahl role ruling party Sartori Sejm sition Slovakia specific Strmiska theoretical theory tion two-party system types of political typologies of political verified December Wrocław