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This 1997 volume examines the relationship between inequality and democracy, looking at questions raised as early as Aristotle through to the present day.
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This 1997 volume examines the relationship between inequality and democracy, looking at questions raised as early as Aristotle through to the present day.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 382
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780521571913
- ISBN-10: 052157191X
- Artikelnr.: 29339787
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 382
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 771g
- ISBN-13: 9780521571913
- ISBN-10: 052157191X
- Artikelnr.: 29339787
Introduction Manus I. Midlarsky; Part I. The Early Bases of Democracy: 1.
Democracy before Athens Kenneth A. Bollen and Pamela M. Paxton; 2.
Environmental influences on democracy: aridity, warfare and land inequality
Manus I. Midlarsky; 3. Democracy and proto-modernity: technoecological
influences on the growth of political and civil rights Edward Crenshaw; 4.
Inequality and democracy in the anthropolitical record Melvin Ember, Carol
R. Ember and Bruce Russett; Part II. Economic Development and Thresholds of
Democracy: 5. Economic determinants of democracy Edward N. Muller; 6.
Informational inequality and democracy in the New World Order Miles
Simpson; 7. Modernization and thresholds of democracy: evidence for a
common path and process Michael Coppedge; 8. Markets and inequality in the
transition from state socialism Victor Nee and Raymond V. Liedka; Part III.
Responses to Democratization: 9. Democracy and inequality: tracking welfare
spending in Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea Steve Chan; 10. Political
regimes and industrial wages: a cross-national analysis Mark Gasiorowski;
11. Social responses to neoliberal reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s
Béla Greskovits; 12. Market, state, and citizenship in new democracies
Giuseppe DiPalma; 13. Conclusion: paradoxes of democracy Manus I.
Midlarsky.
Democracy before Athens Kenneth A. Bollen and Pamela M. Paxton; 2.
Environmental influences on democracy: aridity, warfare and land inequality
Manus I. Midlarsky; 3. Democracy and proto-modernity: technoecological
influences on the growth of political and civil rights Edward Crenshaw; 4.
Inequality and democracy in the anthropolitical record Melvin Ember, Carol
R. Ember and Bruce Russett; Part II. Economic Development and Thresholds of
Democracy: 5. Economic determinants of democracy Edward N. Muller; 6.
Informational inequality and democracy in the New World Order Miles
Simpson; 7. Modernization and thresholds of democracy: evidence for a
common path and process Michael Coppedge; 8. Markets and inequality in the
transition from state socialism Victor Nee and Raymond V. Liedka; Part III.
Responses to Democratization: 9. Democracy and inequality: tracking welfare
spending in Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea Steve Chan; 10. Political
regimes and industrial wages: a cross-national analysis Mark Gasiorowski;
11. Social responses to neoliberal reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s
Béla Greskovits; 12. Market, state, and citizenship in new democracies
Giuseppe DiPalma; 13. Conclusion: paradoxes of democracy Manus I.
Midlarsky.
Introduction Manus I. Midlarsky; Part I. The Early Bases of Democracy: 1.
Democracy before Athens Kenneth A. Bollen and Pamela M. Paxton; 2.
Environmental influences on democracy: aridity, warfare and land inequality
Manus I. Midlarsky; 3. Democracy and proto-modernity: technoecological
influences on the growth of political and civil rights Edward Crenshaw; 4.
Inequality and democracy in the anthropolitical record Melvin Ember, Carol
R. Ember and Bruce Russett; Part II. Economic Development and Thresholds of
Democracy: 5. Economic determinants of democracy Edward N. Muller; 6.
Informational inequality and democracy in the New World Order Miles
Simpson; 7. Modernization and thresholds of democracy: evidence for a
common path and process Michael Coppedge; 8. Markets and inequality in the
transition from state socialism Victor Nee and Raymond V. Liedka; Part III.
Responses to Democratization: 9. Democracy and inequality: tracking welfare
spending in Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea Steve Chan; 10. Political
regimes and industrial wages: a cross-national analysis Mark Gasiorowski;
11. Social responses to neoliberal reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s
Béla Greskovits; 12. Market, state, and citizenship in new democracies
Giuseppe DiPalma; 13. Conclusion: paradoxes of democracy Manus I.
Midlarsky.
Democracy before Athens Kenneth A. Bollen and Pamela M. Paxton; 2.
Environmental influences on democracy: aridity, warfare and land inequality
Manus I. Midlarsky; 3. Democracy and proto-modernity: technoecological
influences on the growth of political and civil rights Edward Crenshaw; 4.
Inequality and democracy in the anthropolitical record Melvin Ember, Carol
R. Ember and Bruce Russett; Part II. Economic Development and Thresholds of
Democracy: 5. Economic determinants of democracy Edward N. Muller; 6.
Informational inequality and democracy in the New World Order Miles
Simpson; 7. Modernization and thresholds of democracy: evidence for a
common path and process Michael Coppedge; 8. Markets and inequality in the
transition from state socialism Victor Nee and Raymond V. Liedka; Part III.
Responses to Democratization: 9. Democracy and inequality: tracking welfare
spending in Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea Steve Chan; 10. Political
regimes and industrial wages: a cross-national analysis Mark Gasiorowski;
11. Social responses to neoliberal reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s
Béla Greskovits; 12. Market, state, and citizenship in new democracies
Giuseppe DiPalma; 13. Conclusion: paradoxes of democracy Manus I.
Midlarsky.