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Parties
Serve as intermediaries and linkage structures between the public and the government
Difference between parties and interests groups
Only parties are active in the electoral arena
Where do Political Parties come from
Class, religion, rural/urban, center/periphery, ethnic/linguistic, postmaterialism (niche parties)
Party Functions
Electorate (citizens as members)
Organization (RNC or DNC)
Government
Negative qualities of parties in illiberal democracies and authoritarian states
Vehicle for strong leader, conduit for corruption, can threaten or bribe voters, and marginalize competition
Types of Party Systems
Dominant Party
2 Party
Moderate (4-6 Parties) (Germany)
Polarized (+6 Parties) (Belgium)
Determinants of Party System
Electoral System
History
Homogeneity/Heterogeneity of Society
Changing Party Ideologies
Voter preferences
Dealignment
Effects of Party System
Number of parties in congress/parliament
Government types
Policy outcomes