2001
DOI: 10.3406/rfsp.2001.403650
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Grandeur et décadence de la « partitocratie redistributive régulée ». L'évolution du système politique au Japon et en Italie depuis la guerre

Abstract: Grandeur et décadence de la « partitocratie redistributive régulée ». L'évolution du système politique au Japon et en Italie depuis la guerre In: Revue française de science politique, 51e année, n°4, 2001. pp. 545-567. Résumé sources disponibles pour la redistribution via les partis. Elle pose la question de la transformation de deux pay s qui apparaissent encore, à certains égards, comme des « empires » formés de « réserves indiennes » mal intégrées, en véritables communautés politiques.

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“…In this view, it would have been better to stick to the old system, fine tuning it rather than seeking to scrap it and start again according to new principles (for instance, Dore, ibid., although Dore does not subscribe to all elements in this picture. See also Bouissou and Pombeni 2001). In this reading of the 'old' political system, its key elements were single-party dominance, bureaucratic initiative, dispersed leadership combined with continuous and intensive efforts to seek consensus, and a complex network of inter-relationships linking politicians, government officials and interest groups of all kinds.…”
Section: 'Unnecessary (And Botched) Reform' Argumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this view, it would have been better to stick to the old system, fine tuning it rather than seeking to scrap it and start again according to new principles (for instance, Dore, ibid., although Dore does not subscribe to all elements in this picture. See also Bouissou and Pombeni 2001). In this reading of the 'old' political system, its key elements were single-party dominance, bureaucratic initiative, dispersed leadership combined with continuous and intensive efforts to seek consensus, and a complex network of inter-relationships linking politicians, government officials and interest groups of all kinds.…”
Section: 'Unnecessary (And Botched) Reform' Argumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%