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Portugal in the 1980s - Dilemmas of Democratic Consolidation (Hardcover)
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Portugal in the 1980s - Dilemmas of Democratic Consolidation (Hardcover)
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This authoritative study provides the most comprehensive analysis
available of the current political, economic, and social situation
in Portugal. In his introduction, Maxwell reviews the revolutionary
changes of the past ten years. Several authors address the
international issues, examining the nature and possible future
direction of Portugal's foreign relations in general and her
involvements with Spain, Africa, and Western Europe in particular.
The potential benefits and disadvantages of Portugal's entry into
the European Community are discussed, and the political and
economic implications of Portugal's emergence as an important
European power are considered. The difficult process of developing
democratic institutions in a country beset by resistant social,
political, and economic problems is analyzed from various
perspectives. The constraints on Portugal's economy are carefully
assessed. A chapter on social crisis and the state investigates the
complex structure of state/society relationships and how they are
affected by political polarization, severe socioeconomic
inequalities, and high levels of poverty and illiteracy. Former
Prime Minister Francisco Pinto Balsemao offers an inside look at
the functioning of the political system and weighs prospects for
the success and long term survival of democratic government in
Portugal.
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