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I.S.B.N.2-7246-3054-8
216 pages

p. 161 à 175
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Démocratisation en Pologne : la première loi sur les partis (1989-1990)

Jérôme Heurtaux
Résumé de l'article
Far from naturally imposing itself as self-evident, party dominance over political competition in post-communist Poland is the product of a long and contentious process. The study of the conditions under which the first law on political parties was passed in 1990 retraces the symbolic battles that marked the genesis of party democracy, which opposed politicians with different interests who each struggled to impose a legitimate vision of political sparring. This contest arises more from the state of the political checkerboard than from legal necessity. This is why the law, at first tabled by communist members of parliament, encountered hostility on the part of Solidarnosc elites, who in the end were won over to it. The study of political codes during a regime change reveals how high the stakes were in defining the actors entitled to participate in democratic representation and in blocking out the contours of the political space.
Plan de l'article
• Le droit comme ressource pour le personnel communiste
• Défiance et ralliement des élites de Solidarité
• Qu’est-ce qu’un parti politique en 1990 ?


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