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Chapter 21. Moral Rearmament: The Party Soldiers of the Free Democratic Party
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Liberals, Labor, and the Democratic Party’s Volatile Relationship with Free Trade
The Forum, 2016Abstract Democratic House members exhibit wide variation in their support for free trade, while Republicans are relatively stable in their support. What explains these trends? There are two important factors that explain trade votes in the House of Representatives.
Jeffrey Kucik, Ashley Moraguez
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Party Politics and Free Speech in Democratic Athens
Greece and Rome, 1937One of the privileges which the Athenians prized very highly was parrhesia—the right of free speech. From the foundation of the democracy until the dangers of uncensored speech in the Pelopon-nesian War made some restraint advisable this privilege remained unimpaired, and it is an important part of their political, if not of their social, system.
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The Free Democratic Party in West German Politics
The Western Political Quarterly, 1960HE CLASSIFICATION of states by multi-party, two-party and singleparty systems may become a fascinating numbers game, which, however, does not always correspond to current political realities. During the process of evolution from one system to another, there may be occasions when all attempts at categorization into one of the three traditional systems ...
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Antislavery: The Free Soil and Free Democratic Parties in Maine, 1848-1855
The New England Quarterly, 1969BY the spring of 1847 the Maine Liberty Party was embroiled in a party-wide debate over whether to broaden its platform or to keep it dedicated solely to antislavery.? At first the Maine leaders, particularly Samuel Fessenden, a Portland lawyer, and Austin Willey, a Congregational ministereditor, rejected the proposals of William Goodell, the former ...
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The ‘second-vote’ campaign strategy of the West German Free Democratic Party
European Journal of Political Research, 1988Abstract. The existence of two, differentiated, votes for constituency candidates and for party lists in the electoral system of the Federal Republic of Germany offers parties the opportunity of campaigning for ‘second’ (party list) votes in certain situations. The small Free Democratic party, almost invariably in
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Between haiderisation and modernisation: The German free democrats since party unification
German Politics, 1993This article examines the development of the German Free Democrats (FDP) since party unification in 1990. Two‐fifths of the FDP's membership now come from the new Lander which adds considerably to the party's internal volatility while it is faced with a dual policy and functional crisis. The current internal debate indicates the extent of the resulting
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