Party organisation and party adaptation : Western European communist and successor parties
@inproceedings{Keith2011PartyOA,
title={Party organisation and party adaptation : Western European communist and successor parties},
author={D. Keith},
year={2011}
}This study examines the development of Western European Communist parties (WECPs) and their post-Communist successor parties. These parties had always adapted in surprising ways as they struggled in political systems that they sought to overthrow. Following the collapse of Communism in 1989 in central and Eastern Europe (CEE) they continued to amaze. Some reformed themselves dramatically, sacrificing or transforming their policies in search of office and votes. A number of them moved into… Expand
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