France: Anti-System Parties vs Governmental

Political Parties in the 21st Century—the Editors. PARTIES ON THE LEFT. Britain's New Labour Party: Prospering in an Antiparty Climate—D. McKay. Sweden: Still a Stable Party System?—T. Möller. European Social Democracy: Failing Successfully—W.E. Paterson and J. Sloam. Poland's Democratic Left Alliance: Beyond Postcommunist Succession—H. Kubiak. The Lithuanian Social Democrats: A Prosperous Postcommunist Party—A. Krupavicius. The Uruguayan Party System: Transition Within Transition—J. Lanzaro. PARTIES ON THE RIGHT. Germany's Christian Democrats: Survivors in a Secular Society—F. Bösch. Japan: Why Parties Fail, Yet Survive—H. Fukui. Russia's Political Parties: Deep in the Shadow of the President—A. Kulik. Mexico: Helping the Opposition Prosper—M. A. Martinez. Israel's Shas: Party Prosperity and Dubious Democracy—Y. Yishai. Chile': From Individual Politics to Party Militancy—A. Joignant and P. Navia. COMPARING OPPOSING PARTIES. Italy: A Tale of Two Parties—G. Pasquino. France: Antisystem vs. Government Parties—F. Haegel and M. Lazar. The US Two-Party System: Using Power to Prosper—R. Kolodny. CONCLUSIONS. Becoming the Party of Government—P. H. Merkl. When Parties Dedemocratize—K. Lawson