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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «IMMOBILISM»
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immobilism dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
immobilism et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Democracy Sourcebook
In presidential systems, multipartism increases the likelihood of executive/
legislative deadlock and immobilism. It also increases the likelihood of
ideological polarization. Finally, with multipartism, presidents need to build
interparty coalitions to ...
Robert Alan Dahl, Ian Shapiro, José Antônio Cheibub, 2003
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Comparative Politics: Critical Concepts in Political Science
Thus "immobilism" would appear to be a normal property of this kind of political
system, and it is not so much an "immobilism" of formal-legal institutions as a
consequence of the condition of the political culture. Needless to say, this
portrayal of ...
3
Visions and Realities of Party Government
Just as it is impossible to work with a single version of strong party government,
so must its counterpart in immobilism be treated as a differentiated grouping,
even though the particular combination of low effectiveness and high extent of
party ...
Francis Geoffrey Castles, Rudolf Wildenmann, 1986
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Political Science: The Science of Politics
It can move rapidly to end the crisis of immobilism. Soon the honeymoon ends,
however, and the new majority party faces the dilemmas of governing. The
legislators elected during the realignment upheaval gain mastery of reelection
and ...
Herbert F. Weisberg, 1986
(1961: 26) Archaeologists disagree astothe waythe British Isles were celticized:
there aretwoopposite positions known as the Invasion Hypothesis (Clark 1966;
Piggott 1983) and Immobilism.Both attitudeshave recently been criticized by
British ...
Martin Ball, Nicole Muller, 2012
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""No Image There and the Gaze Remains"": The Visual in the ...
The motility of the eye looking in “Immobilism” is reinforced by Graham's random
interspersing of long and short lines. Helen Vendler comments on this effect in
general in Region of Unlikeness: “ . . . Graham's poems enact a rapid zooming, ...
Catherine Karaguezian, 2014
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Panbiogeography : Tracking the History of Life: Tracking the ...
Vicariance of widespread ancestral forms resulting in less widely distributed
descendent forms (immobilism), 3. Dispersal of descendent forms producing
further widespread forms (mobilism), 4. Vicariance of descendent widespread
forms ...
Robin C. Craw, John R. Grehan, Michael J. Heads, 1999
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Party Politics and Decentralization in Japan and France: ...
2. Centralist. immobilism. under. conservative. rule. Decentralization reform
initiatives were invariably frustrated, and centralization persisted for the duration
of conservative dominance in both France and Japan. The governing majority
saw no ...
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Education Reform in Japan: A Case of Immobilist Politics
The study willfocusonthe nature ofeducation issues,the actors involved in
education policy and theeducation policymaking process and ask whatitis about
the sphere of education which explains the government's 'immobilism' in that
area.
Leonard James Schoppa, 2002
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Modern Italy: Representation and Reform
Immobilism inthis context is thetermused to refer to the incapacity of the Liberal
stateto respond to changing international and domestic pressures because of
extensivereciprocal veto powers within the restricted governing elites. Clientelism
...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «IMMOBILISM»
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immobilism est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Crisis and Strategy: On Daniel Bensaïd's “The Notion of the …
... role of the “subjective factor” as against both the spontaneist view of the revolutionary process and the structuralist immobilism of the 1960s. «International Viewpoint, juil 15»
June 9 'Coup' And Its Aftermath By 'Gbade Ojo (Ph.D)
The emergence of the duo unexpectedly has expectedly resulted into legislative immobilism. The election of other principal officers has been ... «The Streetjournal, juil 15»
Why Viktor Orban could be David Cameron's new best friend
In short, immobilism — a strong resistance to any political change — is the underlying German policy on Europe and, indeed, on Ukraine and ... «Spectator.co.uk, mai 15»
Could the UK Elections Be a Chance for Europe?
Now he is forced to. Can this be turned into an opportunity for Europe to revisit some critical issues, or will the Eurocratic immobilism prevail? «Huffington Post, mai 15»
Southern California Home Prices: Increase Twice This Month, Not …
Home sales and prices in Southern California went up for the second time this month after a period of immobilism; however, the profits, may ... «Chinatopix, mai 15»
A feud? Not in the Le Pen family I knew
The immobilism imparted to the French political class by the FN will continue to conspire against reform, and against what Europe needs: a ... «The Guardian, avril 15»
Israel's Post-Election Paralysis
Israel is now in a position like the French were, where the consequences of immobilism are minimal. Netanyahu, who appears the strong man ... «STRATFOR, mars 15»
Bibi's a bad deal
In the final days of the campaign, Mr Netanyahu may well play up the dangers from Iran, jihadists and Hamas. But the truth is that immobilism, ... «The Economist, mars 15»
Updated: Read More Reviews of Broadway-Bound Musical An …
... encounters to great escapes; from bohemia to cabaret, because immobilism had not yet been invented and life was nothing but impetuosity. «Playbill.com, déc 14»
Order and Change in Global Politics: Assessing the “Return of …
Particularly problematic is the idea that the human enterprise is ultimately bound to reach a final stage of immobilism, a nirvana of perfect ... «ISN, nov 14»
