Spain's evolution from authoritarian dictatorship to modern
democracy was a remarkable achievement, and it created a model that
has since been emulated by other countries undergoing similar
transitions. Yet its success raised a question that perplexes
experts to this day: how and why did a successful democracy emerge
in the absence of any tradition of democratic stability? This
landmark textbook examines the causes and conditions that explain
modern Spain's political development, and analyzes the basic
characteristics of Spanish democracy today - its core political
institutions, its political parties and party systems (both
regional and national), and patterns of electoral behaviour.
Written by two leading experts in the field, this is a truly
indispensable guide for all undergraduate students of Spanish
politics, history, society, and culture.
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