Elections, parties and the political system
Geoffrey K. Roberts
Abstract
Geoffrey K. Roberts
Abstract
This chapter discusses German politics, determining that the best way to start analysing German politics is to study the electoral system. It then studies the concept of ‘electoral politics’ and takes a look at the political parties and the party system, also considering the relevance of electoral politics in the political system of Germany and the dynamic aspects of German electoral politics.
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This chapter discusses German politics, determining that the best way to start analysing German politics is to study the electoral system. It then studies the concept of ‘electoral politics’ and takes a look at the political parties and the party system, also considering the relevance of electoral politics in the political system of Germany and the dynamic aspects of German electoral politics.
Key concepts: German, Politics, Relevance (law), Political science, Electoral system, Political economy, Political system, Electoral politics