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Sweden:


Neo-Corporatism

Neo-corporatist style of government Decision-making process;




With Administration and Civil Servants at the top, where the industry represents whole of each part ex: SAI, SN


Peak Associations-represent entire section


Remiss - send this to peak for their comments and input







Sweden:


Political Culture

Political Culture:




Economic performance:Low unemploymentAbsence of conflictTrading deeply ingrained respect for constitutionalism and law - legal codes Welfare-state with non-socialist parties Future: SAP-LONordic Model Taxes

Political System:



Rikstag- P.M. Cabinet, 310 PR Constituencies, 39 nationwide Pr, 4% Threshold or 12% in single constituency; 4 year electoral cycle; 349 deputies; unicameral parliament




Monarch- chief of state - role restricted to ceremonial acts and conferring on Nobel Prizes




Civil Service- decentralized network of administration boards; 21 elected county councils, 284 assemblies




Ombudsman- 4 year term, the JO has the legal autonomy to investigate the internal records of all state agencies in an effort to determine whether public officials are guilty of violating constitutional or statutory law


Electoral System

Multi-Party system


P.M. elected by parliament after legislative elections;


Unicameral parliament (Rikstag) with 349 deputies: 4 year terms



Parties and Recent Elections

New Parties:

Christian Democrats: KDS


New Democracy replaced by Sweden Democrats




2014 Elections:


SAP 31%


Center 6.1%


Liberals 5.4%


Greens 6.9%


Left 5.7%


Christian Democrats 4.6%


Sweden Democrats 12.9% 3rd largest party


growing appeal for right party

Netherlands:


Pillars and Consociational Democracy

elitist leadership; stable democracy where political elites form a coalition.


Pillars included: Protestant, Catholic, and Social-democratic.


Catholic pillar was highest pillar.

Political System

Parliamentary democracy; Dutch Monarch has no real political power.


Parliament composed of two chambers: Lower house 4 year elected terms, 150 members.


Senate - 75 members


King - head of state


Prime Minister - head of Gov.

Parties and recent elections

Parties:


Labour Party, Party for Freedom, Socialist Party, Christian Democratic Appeal


2014 Election House of Rep. results:


Freedom Party + Democracy- 40 seats


Labour Party - 36 seats


Spain:


Civil War

Franco:

Bases of support-




Years of Dictatorship-




Nature of Dictatorship-





Democratic Transition:

Chronology-




Consolidation-

Political System:

Monarch-




Cortes-




ACs-

Parties and Recent Elections:

Parties and Recent Elections