Stranická rodina - rozdíly v jejím vymezování a práce s ní v podmínkách postkomunistické střední Evropy.

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Title in English	Party family - differences in its defining and its research in conditions of post-communist Central Europe
Authors	KOPEČEK Lubomír FIALA Petr STRMISKA Maxmilián
Year of publication	2005
Type	Article in Proceedings
Conference	Víceúrovňové vládnutí: teorie, přístupy, metody
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Social Studies
Citation
Field	Political sciences
Keywords	party family; Central Europe; genetic origin; ideology; policies
Description	The article deals with the possibilities of application of two classical concepts of party families on conditions of Central Europe. First, Michael Gallagher, Michael Laver and Peter Mair concept is based on the genetic origin, cross-national links and programme policies of parties. Second, Klaus von Beyme concept comes out from ideological-programme approach and genetic origin of parties. Beymes concept is broader and more flexible, thats why it is useful for many times changeable identity of parties of Central Europe.
Related projects:	Political Parties and The Representation of Interests in Contemporary European Democracies