Titlebook: Creating a Democratic Civil Society in Eastern Germany; The Case of the Citi Christiane Olivo Book 2001 Christiane Olivo 2001 communism.Del

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,Citizen Movement or Political Party? The Development of Alliance 90 (1990–93),heir commitment to fostering a participatory democratic political culture in unified Germany. They believed that the political activity and participation of citizen movements in the (West) German parliamentary system was essential for the future of German democracy.

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Integrating Citizen Movement Politics: Democratic Possibilities and Practical Limitations,ernative democratic ideals. This is especially important in a social and political climate like that of Germany during the decade after unification, a climate characterized by general disinterest in politics and many pressing social and economic problems, especially in the new eastern German states.

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Civil Society Politics Between Ideal and Reality,cs in the aftermath of German unification. The case of the eastern German citizen movements provides many examples of the democratic potential of civil society politics, while also making clear the enormous obstacles that face this alternative democratic model.

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Civil Society, Public Spheres, and Democratic Deliberation,iety” as a model of democratic politics that is particularly suited to the conditions of contemporary liberal democracies. Theorists also have focused attention on the concept of “deliberative democracy” as a way to ground democratic norms and practices in modern complex societies. These two theoret

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