Titlebook: Organizing Democracy; Reflections on the R Henk te Velde,Maartje Janse Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Popul

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Party Versus Party: Beatrice Webb and the Ascent of the British Labour Party,y facilitating the political process, were in fact an impediment to the development of political parties in the fashion of their Continental equivalents. The case of the Labour Party is discussed since after 1870 formal organization and seeking strength in numbers became intrinsic to socialism. Beat

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The Domestication of a Machine. The Debate About Political Parties Around 1900,sing methods that had previously been in the province of political outsiders. Because the parties affected the state, political scientists who had been used to studying formal state structures now began to study these strange new organizations in society. Eventually, the nineteenth-century organizat

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,‘Petition! Petition!! Petition!!!: Petitioning and Political Organization in Britain, ,. 1800–1850’ opinion. While there was a shift towards highly co-ordinated, organized forms of mass petitioning, epitomized by the Anti-Corn Law League’s campaign, in this period, petitioning still facilitated genuine popular participation for people in a pre-democratic era.

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Law and Voluntary Association in the Early United States,monitoring of those internal relationships. Together, the everyday practices of association and the judicial protections of the personal rights of members reveal a belief that effective collaboration came from law-minded and law-bound ways of joining together.

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,Brilliant Failure: Political Parties Under the Republican Era in France (1870–1914), forms of political organization on the local stage such as committees and political networks. Rather than signs of political backwardness, these forms had proved capable of diffusing political ideas among the masses.

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Agitate, Educate, and Organize: Radical Networks in New York in the Early 1880s,ional memberships; and the varied political and personal experiences encountered. A conclusion is drawn that the oft-claimed dysfunctionality, impermanence and incoherence of the radical movement were ameliorated by the enduring existence of strong social networks.