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32 Cards in this Set
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When did the green movement emerge |
1970s oil crisis BECAUSE OF OPEC NUCLEAR ARMS RACE afflicated with social democrats |
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What kind of lovely to begin with? |
Protest moment like student protests but this is more permanent |
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Green parties tied to what other. Explanation and author |
Ties to Ingleharts new politics and post materialism |
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Why emerge in Western Europe |
Progressive instincts |
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4 Dynamics of the movement |
1. Party divide between pragmatists and coalition. 2. Econsocialists or pure pragmatists 3.debates on how much to compromise |
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Germany Die Grünen 6 reasons for success |
1. Decentralised state 2.public funding for small parties 3. PR SPILT TICKET 4. Anti war pro minority message 5. Young generation coming to terms with history 6. Environmental damage from post war econ growth |
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Party origins or greens in Germany |
grassroots movement Anti nuclear energy Anti nato bases Attracted disillusioned members of both parties left and right |
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Issues within party |
Party not United on many fronTS DONT win a lot of seats locally Had lots of different aims ecological, |
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Influence of Green parties on post materialist values How |
Transfer and Western 2009 - green parties increase uptake of post materialist values and speed decline of materialist ones Especially prevalent in younger generations |
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Increase in green parties suggests |
Denial of tradition primordial attachments |
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Kaelberer 1993 |
Different types of green parties Eg conservatives Green Party eg Conservative People’s Party in Denmark. In govs green block and also voted against 2016 agri bill . The blues in France have conservatives associations. |
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Kitschelt green parties |
Green parties are new pattern of party politics bc The follow constituency representation rather than party competition |
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Kaelberer determines of Green Party sucess |
How much cleavage mobilisation present Openness if political regimes to new demands Party electoral competitiveness |
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Kaelberer determines of Green Party sucess |
How much cleavage mobilisation present Openness if political regimes to new demands Party electoral competitiveness |
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Tranter and Western argue… |
Green parties increase uptake of post materialist values especially among younger generations They do this through promoting discourse that is founded in experiences of value change |
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Kaelberer determines of Green Party sucess |
How much cleavage mobilisation present Openness if political regimes to new demands Party electoral competitiveness |
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Tranter and Western argue… |
Green parties increase uptake of post materialist values especially among younger generations They do this through promoting discourse that is founded in experiences of value change |
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Inglehart and green parties |
He said that Maslow hierarchy that the more security and wealth a country has the more ppl care about social issues Postmaterialist values and over material issues |
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Kaelberer determines of Green Party sucess |
How much cleavage mobilisation present Openness if political regimes to new demands Party electoral competitiveness |
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Tranter and Western argue… |
Green parties increase uptake of post materialist values especially among younger generations They do this through promoting discourse that is founded in experiences of value change |
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Inglehart and green parties |
He said that Maslow hierarchy that the more security and wealth a country has the more ppl care about social issues Postmaterialist values and over material issues |
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Crepaz 1990 |
Countries with green parties have higher turnout
Eastern European countries poor which why little success of comparatively of green parties |
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O Neil France |
Green Party ale Verts much less likely bc of structure compared to Germany. Highly centralised , dominated by class politics |
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O Neil France |
Green Party ale Verts much less likely bc of structure compared to Germany. Highly centralised , dominated by class politics |
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Factionalism in France |
Factions between pure green and red green socialists gerberaltikn ecilgie which is associated more with conservatives |
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O Neil France |
Green Party ale Verts much less likely bc of structure compared to Germany. Highly centralised , dominated by class politics |
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Factionalism in France |
Factions between pure green and red green socialists gerberaltikn ecilgie which is associated more with conservatives |
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Today greens in France |
Doing okay considering unfavourable conditions Continually have issues related to what concessions to make |
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O Neil France |
Green Party ale Verts much less likely bc of structure compared to Germany. Highly centralised , dominated by class politics |
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Factionalism in France |
Factions between pure green and red green socialists gerberaltikn ecilgie which is associated more with conservatives |
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Today greens in France |
Doing okay considering unfavourable conditions Continually have issues related to what concessions to make |
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Irish greens |
Ireland late cos aversion to radicalism and conservative society, O Neill. Also was a poor nation so according to inglehsrt didn’t have the means to do well. Push for Esperanto and Irish language quite cultural |
