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  1. Corruption and Political Reform in Brazil: The Impact of Collor's Impeachment
  2. Quiet Revolution: The Struggle for the Democratic Party and the Shaping of Post-Reform Politics by Byron E. Shafer, 1983-10
  3. Parties, Elections, and Policy Reforms in Western Europe: Voting for Social Pacts (Routledge Research in Comparative Politics) by Kerstin Hamann, John Kelly, 2010-10-07
  4. Colonialism, Tradition, and Reform: An Analysis of Gandhi's Political Discourse by Bhikhu C. Parekh, 2003-08
  5. China Under Deng Xiaoping: Political and Economic Reform by David W. Chang, 1990-04
  6. Reaction and Reform: The Politics of the Conservative Party Under R.B. Bennett, 1927-1938 by Larry A. Glassford, 1992-02
  7. Presidents Without Parties: The Politics of Economic Reform in Argentina and Venezuela in the 1990s by Javier Corrales, 2002-08-08
  8. The Future of American Progressivism: An Initiative for Political and Economic Reform by Roberto Mangabeira Unger, 1999-09-05
  9. Democracy in the Making: Municipal Reforms, Civil Society, and the Brazilain Workers' Party by Goetz Ottmann, 2009-04
  10. The Nemesis of Reform
  11. The Vietnamese Communist Party's Agenda for Reform: A Study of the Eighth National Party Congress by Lewis M. Stern, 1998-09
  12. The Party of Reform: Democrats in the Progressive Era (Twentieth-Century America) by David Sarasohn, 1989-05
  13. The Political Economy of Fiscal Reform in Central-Eastern Europe: Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic from 1989 to EU Accession (Studies in Comparative Economic Systems Series) by Frank Bonker, 2006-12-30
  14. The People and the Party System: The Referendum and Electoral Reform in British Politics by Vernon Bogdanor, 1981-10-30

61. Statemanship Party Inc. Missouri's Dynamic Political Activists
THE TIME FOR A NEW, DYNAMIC political party OF THE Statesmanship party obtained andretained ballot access in We insist on real election reform, preserving the
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STATESMANSHIP PARTY MISSOURI'S DECISIVE, WISE, MODERATE, PROGRESSIVE VOTERS AND OTHER ACTIVISTS NOW IS THE TIME FOR A NEW, DYNAMIC POLITICAL PARTY OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE Statesmanship Party obtained and retained ballot access in Cedar County, Mo.in 2002. Cedar County, Mo. Election Hoax 2002 Statewide ballot access expansion for 2004. Volunteers and candidates sought. MISSION STATEMENT We exist to carry on the traditions of the founding fathers of the sovereign United States of America and of the sovereign State of Missouri. We seek to make a difference in the future for all freedom loving Missourians, and in spite of our many differences, we are moving beyond the status quo to offer constitutional, practical, common sense, 21 st century solutions. We define STATESMANSHIP as: preservation of the past, while protecting the future through leadership, wisdom, ethics, integrity, perseverance, accountability, courage, tenacity, skill, activism, rule of law, and common sense. OBJECTIVES To strictly adhere to the Constitutions of the USA and State of Missouri; to be the decisive edge in all elections through fielding candidates and/or opposing or endorsing other candidates, publishing truth, and taking positions on issues; to educate the public and increase participation in a free and fair electoral process; to generate interest and participation in citizenship and community activities by youth and persons of all ages; to encourage common sense and practical government of, by, and for the people.

62. Political Reality Check On The Internment Issue: The Reform Party Of Canada
political Reality Check on the Internment Issue The reform party ofCanada. On 10 October 1997, the reform MP for DauphinSwan River
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Political Reality Check on the Internment Issue
The Reform Party of Canada
On 10 October 1997, the Reform MP for Dauphin-Swan River, Mr. Inky Mark, rose in the House of Commons to endorse the Ukrainian Community's request for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the injustice done to Ukrainians and other Eurpoeans during Canada's first national internment operations of 1914-1920 and for the RESTITUTION of the wealth confiscated from the internees, some of which was never returned and so remains in the federal treasury to this date. Mr. Inky Mark, M.P. Dauphin-Swan River, statement on October 10th 1997 Please send thank you letters for his comments to Member of Parliament, Mr. Inky Mark. He can be reached at the address listed below in the Contact Information. Reform Leader Preston Manning's address is also included.
Contact Information:
Mr. Inky Mark, M.P. Dauphin-Swan River
House of Commons
Parliament Buildings
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0A6
Telephone: (613) 992-3176
Fax: (613) 992-0930
E-mail: Mark.I@parl.gc.ca Mr. Preston Manning, M.P. Calgary Southwest
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63. Creative Ideas: New Party, Political Reform, Change.
Campaign Funding reform. promises, deals, or arrangements a candidate is party toin public has a right to know the candidates political beliefs, philosophies
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Party of the First Part: Policy Tenets
Introduction

In every society that humankind has created there has been organization of the group effort. Because of this the structure of human societies have certain similarities which are based on the needs created out of this organizing, and the kinds of work that have to be organized. Modern social scientists see that most all human societies have six components to their structure: Government, Military, Religious, Family, Business, and Education. Each human society has means by which these six foundation institutions are expressed. The Party of the First Part has, therefore, organized its political tenets into six like named categories. Instructions
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As you read the Tenets of the Party of the First Part decide how each of them suits you. Rate each numbered point in each of the six categories. The rating system is as follows: Zero, means that you agree strongly, one, you agree mostly, Two, you agree somewhat, Three, mainly neutral or undecided, Four, means you disagree, and Five, you disagree strongly. As you read write your numbers on a piece of paper. After you have read each item, and written your numbers, add them all up, and find the average. If your average is in the range between zero and one, you are a good candidate and should begin your activities

64. US Reform Party Convention: Political Confusion And Right-wing Nostrums
US reform party convention political confusion and rightwing nostrums.By Martin McLaughlin 28 July 1999. Use this version to print.
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US Reform Party convention: political confusion and right-wing nostrums
By Martin McLaughlin 28 July 1999 Use this version to print The Reform Party, which arose as a byproduct of billionaire H. Ross Perot's 1992 presidential campaign, held its fifth national convention at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Dearborn, Michigan, July 23-25. Attended by more than 350 delegates and at least an equal number of alternates and guests, the convention provided further evidence that this organization is no alternative for working people to the big business-controlled two-party system in the United States. Reform has some of the outward trappings of a third-party movement. It has ballot status in 19 states, and will likely gain ballot status in most of the remaining 31 states and the District of Columbia in time for the 2000 elections, as it did in 1996. It has activists and local organizations in many parts of the country, and it won statewide office for the first time last November, when Jesse Ventura, a former professional wrestler, was elected governor of Minnesota. Whoever the Reform Party nominates for president will be entitled to $13 million in federal matching funds, enough to wage a significant media campaign. Nonetheless the Reform Party does not have a mass political base and remains largely a political shell.

65. Politics.com: Directory
with the reform party. National Socialist White Peoples party Affiliate Nazi party Arian. Natural Law party Fastest growing new political party in America.
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"America First" conservative party stressing no international policies. American Nazi Party
"for folks and fatherland" American Reform Party
Third Party alternative focusing on tax reform and social security reform. Boring Party The Boring Institute presents the Boring Party with sound."I have nothing left to lie about" campaign slogan. Buffalo Party Independent minority party.

66. World Political Party
parts of the world, governments, politicians, and legal systems are, or have becomecorrupt, and the party may seek to reform these political systems through
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World Political Party
December 30, 2000 ARTICLE I Purpose      The purpose of the WORLD POLITICAL PARTY (WPP) is to foster and promote the preservation of humanity on earth through peaceful political processes and the realization of these goals through education and political action. ARTICLE II World Political View ARTICLE III International Political View      The future existence of humanity on earth requires an enlightened view of world and local political issues and actions. The Party accepts that individual human beings have different, temperaments, talents, and convictions; yet have a common interest in the preservation of the earth and the world and the advancement of politic on all levels. The Party also accepts that not all human beings understand this. The Party accepts that no particular type of human organization is perfect and every type of human organization has good and bad aspects, necessitating constant attention and adjustment. Yet, the Party believes that U.S. Constitutional principals and representatives democratically elected public officials are the current best political practices. The Party recognizes the importance of individual human will and effort and seeks to provide opportunities for development and prosperity of all individuals.

67. Introduction To Japan's Political Parties
A guide provided by The Web Kanzaki.Category Regional Asia Politics political Parties...... Renewal party (Shinseito) was formed under the leadership of Tsutomu Hata in June1993, when 44 LDP members who sought political reform broke with the party.
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Most part of this page is an excerpt from Japan: A Pocket Guide, 1996 Edition , pp.12-18 (Foreign Press Center). Additional notes were written around 1998 by MK . Japanese political situation has been dynamically changed since then. The first political party to emerge in Japan was the Aikoku Koto (Public Party of Patriots), formed in 1874 under the leadership of Taisuke Itagaki. The party presented a written petition advocating the establishment of a parliamentary system through public elections. In 1898 a cabinet was formed by the leader of a party for the first time, inaugurating the system of party cabinets. But genro , or elder statesmen, although lacking any constitutional authority, exerted a decisive influence in determining transfers of power, and it was not until after World War II that true party cabinets began to be formed. Currently Japanese political alignments are undergoing a vigorous transition that has resulted in the emergence of a number of new parties. The following traces the development of the main parties.
The Liberal Democratic Party
The Liberal Democratic Party, the biggest political party, is a conservative force. The party regards the protection of liberty, human rights, democracy, and the parliamentary system as its fundamental mission. The LDP was formed in November 1955 through the merger of two conservative parties founded after World War II and continued to govern without a break until August 1993.

68. The Reform Institute | For Campaign And Election Issues
the reform Institute has taken a unique position, arguing in favor of open primariesin Arizona, but against the selection of political party leadership by non
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March 24, 2003 Washington Post: Timeline Tightens for Campaign Finance Case
Supreme Court Awaits Ruling From Judges as Term Starts Drawing to a Close
More than six weeks after a special federal appeals court indicated it would rule on the nation's new campaign finance law, no decision has been handed down, and lawyers in the landmark case worry the Supreme Court will be hard-pressed to hear it this term, as originally planned.
With no ruling in sight from the three-judge panel in U.S. District Court in Washington, the Supreme Court's regular spring calendar is already full. From the beginning, it was agreed that the Supreme Court would promptly review the case, regardless how the three-judge panel ruled.
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March 19, 2003 Washington Post Editorial: Stalled on Soft Money
WHEN CONGRESS passed the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law, it instructed the courts to "expedite" constitutional challenges "to the greatest possible extent." The need for quick action is simple: If the Supreme Court waits until next term to decide the case, rules for raising and spending money will remain in doubt well into the 2004 presidential election cycle. The three-judge court now hearing the case seemed to understand this...
But the judges need to rule so that the real action Supreme Court consideration can begin.

69. POLITICAL REFORM RESTRUCTURING CHALLENGE FACED BY THE PUP PARTY, Belize Developm
REPORT 27 1998 political reform RESTRUCTURING CHALLENGE FACED BY THEPUP party Produced by the Belize Development Trust. ( Personal
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POLITICAL REFORM RESTRUCTURING CHALLENGE FACED BY THE PUP PARTY
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( Personal interest over the nation, or the nation's democratic future first? ) The PUP Party are going to face a Challenge and Dilemma during the early months of 1999. They are going to have to debate about patriotism and whether the PUP can be truly patriotic. Studies, informal studies, by observation and conversations with elected officials, from all organizations, whether Village Councils, Town Councils, Cooperatives, Associations and National Elected Representatives have shown that elected political burnout occurs at the one year mark. Real burnout seems to occur at the 18 month mark and after that, an elected representative of any body is basically going through the exhausted motions after that. Due to the benefits at the national level of paid salaries, travel perks, cars and that sort of thing, the decision at the national level to go to a shorter more effective elected cycle is going to meet with tough resistance. The UDP failed miserably at this three years ago and even after repeated demonstrations in District Towns for political reform were unable to shake themselves of the corruption of self interest and Power. It cost them the election.

70. The Internet As A Means Of Political Communication
The web site of the reform party is a typical example of the use of the Internetby political candidates and parties in the 1996 election cycle.
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Description of the Reform Party Site The web site of the Reform Party is a typical example of the use of the Internet by political candidates and parties in the 1996 election cycle. The site served a variety of functions for the party, from organization of state petition drives to providing press information to allowing for on-line interaction between party and voters. In the broader view, however, the site existed to provide voters with information about the Reform Party and its candidates. As with most web pages, the Reform Party site's primary goal was to communicate a body of information to an interested audience. Unlike television and newspaper advertising, web sites must be sought out. Thus, the builders of such a site can begin with the assumption that those who visit are both interested in the information they will find there and well-educated enough about the subject that they will expect detailed, factual and accurate information.
Thus the Reform Party site, like most others, was designed under the assumption that its visitors had at the very least a rudimentary knowledge of the subjects covered by the site. As mentioned above, the site was designed to meet several quite different communication goals for the party. However, in order to be effective as a communication tool, all aspects of the site had to remain accessible to all constituencies. This and the relative anonymity of the web make it virtually impossible to target a web site, or any part of a web site at a particular block of voters. This drives information on the web to be largely fact-driven and accurate. When everything is in writing for all to see, there is very little room to tailor custom messages on any topic.

71. Centrist Political Center Reform Third Party
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72. Marijuana Reform Party Of New York - Help Stop The War On Drugs
Because we did not get the 50,000 votes that would have made the Marijuana Reformparty (MRP) an official political party in New York, our future is uncertain.
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73. CBC News - Indepth Backgrounder: Chrétien's War On Campaign Contributions
1, 2003, under the newly enacted Bipartisan Campaign reform Act. In Australia, anyonewho donates more than $1,500 to a political party in one year is supposed
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Updated Jan. 30, 2003 Jean Chrétien's time as Canada's prime minister is slowly ticking away, and the veteran politician has pledged to make the most of it. On January 29, 2003, Chrétien introduced a political financing bill aimed at drastically reducing the amount of money that business and labour interests can give to political parties. Although the prime minister says corporate and union donations don't lead to corruption within the political system, he says many Canadians aren't convinced of that. Chrétien's bill calls for corporate and union donations to be capped at $1,000. That's a big drop compared with donations of $20,000 the Liberal party has received in the past. Private donations would be capped at $10,000 under the proposed bill, and a new system of public funding would be introduced, to be based on the number of votes each party receives.

74. Ingram Library -- Political Government: Parties, Watchdogs, Media, And Activists
A listing of political parties, nonpartisian sites, media sites, and activist groups involved with Category Society Politics Directories...... Labor party; Prohibition party; Reasonable party; reform party; The Republican Pacifistparty; VAMPS Against Modern political Systems; Worker's party USA;
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75. BBC NEWS | Inside China's Ruling Party
Fashions have changed, but not much else While China’s economic reforms race ahead,political reform has not even started. The Communist party still governs
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While China’s economic reforms race ahead, political reform has not even started. The Communist Party still governs without check or balance. There are no elections except for minor local officials. And any challenge to Party authority is immediately and ruthlessly snuffed out. Few analysts expect this to change quickly (unless some sudden crisis brought about the overthrow of the whole system). And since the Tiananmen Square crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in 1989, even talking about change has been taboo. But the retirement of the leaders who came to power as a result of that crackdown – and who therefore had most to fear from re-examining its causes – will raise hopes that political reform could soon be back under discussion. Power play Most reformists inside the Party want change in order to improve the way the Party governs and to protect it from challenge, not because they have an ideological commitment to democracy or Western-style rights. They still see China as effectively a one-party state and have no interest in giving up power.

76. The State PIRGs' Democracy Campaigns
and $20,000 to a national political party per year But political reality dictatesthat the politicians elected by citizens to let the perfect reform proposal be
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77. Index Of Other Political Parties
Index of other political parties. Features Travelocity/USA TODAY helps get youto conventions; reform party to pick candidate by mail survey July 12, 1996;
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78. Ruling Party Rejects Political Reform Proposal
Ruling party rejects political reform proposal. South China MorningPost September 28, 2002 Singapore By Jake LloydSmith. SINGAPORE'S
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Ruling party rejects political reform proposal South China Morning Post
September 28, 2002
Singapore
By Jake Lloyd-Smith.
S INGAPORE'S ruling People's Action Party (PAP) has poured scorn on suggestions that the country should reform its political system by making it more transparent and incorporating best-practices from other democracies. The denunciation suggests that the call for change - which came last week in an independent report commissioned by a government ministry - will make little or no headway. Ho Peng Kee, the PAP's second organising secretary, said: "The idea of adopting a set of `best-practices' for Singapore's political system, cherry-picked from other systems, is naive and simplistic." In a letter in yesterday's (Sept 27) Straits Times, Mr Ho said: "Our system may not be perfect, but it has delivered a better life for our people, not just materially, but in terms of freedoms which our citizens enjoy." He dismissed the proposal that Singapore should have an independent electoral commission, to oversee the running of national polls. "Elections are honest, voting is secret," he wrote. The PAP has ruled Singapore since self-government was granted in 1959. In national elections since independence in 1965 it has frequently won every seat up for grabs.

79. TownHall.com's RightPages
a great overview of active political parties in SITE; American party The Americanparty RATE SITE American reform party - The American reform party RATE SITE
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80. Tutor2u - Free Politics Revision Notes
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