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Party Leadership and Change in Party Systems: Towards a Postmodern Party State?

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 March 2014

Klaus Von Beyme
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In Continental Europe a New Debate Has Emerged Over the interpretation of the major changes that have taken place in political parties during the 1990s. A ‘fourth wave’ of democratic party-building originating in Eastern Europe has highlighted a number of new developments. Parties have emerged which are built around leaders, which have few members, are subsidized by the state and which direct their activities towards the media and the electorate rather than towards partyidentifiers. Recent contributions to this debate have sought to transform a picture of the decline of political parties by offering a new image of the party. The future of the party is to be found in what have been variously dubbed ‘professional framework parties‘, ‘media parties’ or ‘cartel parties’.

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Government and Opposition , Volume 31 , Issue 2 , April 1996 , pp. 135 - 159
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Copyright © Government and Opposition Ltd 1996

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