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Presidential Nominations in a Reform Age (American Political Parties and Elections) by Thomas R. Marshall, 1981-09-15 National Conventions in an Age of Party Reform (Contributions in Political Science) by James W. Davis, 1983-03-29 Dismantling the Parties: Reflections on Party Reform and Party Decomposition (Studies in Political and social processes) by Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, 1978-06 The New Age of Political Reform : The Electoral College, the Convention, and the Party System The Politics of Pension Reform in Central and Eastern Europe: Political Parties, Coalitions, and Policies by Oana I. Armeanu, 2010-12-07 Political Common Sense for America by Brian J. Boeheim, 2009-04-27 Plaintiffs' lawyers called 'third political party.' (American Tort Reform Association study): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by Steve Brostoff, 1994-10-03 Whither the Colombian two-party system? An assessment of political reforms and their limits [An article from: Electoral Studies] by E. Moreno, Campaign finance reform legislation: The role of political parties : hearing before the Committee on House Oversight, House of Representatives, One Hundred ... Congress, first session, December 12, 1995 by United States, 1996 PRESIDENT VICENTE FOX'S ADMINISTRATION, GOVERNORS & POLITICAL PARTIES LAUNCH TAX-REFORM CONVENTION.: An article from: SourceMex Economic News & Analysis on Mexico Small Change: Money, Political Parties, and Campaign Finance Reform.: An article from: The Cato Journal by R. Sam Garrett, 2009-03-22 Trade Unions, the Labour Party and Political Funding: The Next Step - Reform with Restraint by Keith D. Ewing, 2002-09-30 The New Age of Political Reform: The Electoral College, The Convention, and The Party System (Harper Colophon Books, CN 158) by Alexander M. Bickel, 1968 Political Parties Disestablished in 2000: Reform Party of Canada, Ulster Independence Movement, Authentic Party of the Mexican Revolution

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21. Reform - Political Parties
    reform s new website provides a huge array of information and links to publicationsand Liberal Democrats The third major party in British politics.  
    http://www.reform.co.uk/website/links/politicalparties.aspx
    
    Extractions: 45 Great Peter St London T 020 7799 6699 F 020 7233 4446 info@reform.co.uk (c) Reform 2004 Intellectual energy ... dash ... vigour ... In an age of conformity, of conventional wisdom, of suffocating pieties, Reform is a breath of fresh air. - Simon Carr, The Independent, 27 January 2003 Labour Party : The major party of the centre-left in Britain and governing party.  Conservative Party : The major party of the centre-right in Britain and official opposition. Liberal Democrats : The third major party in British politics. CChange : A think-tank working to modernise the Conservative Party and to ensure that it reflects the realities and complexities of contemporary Britain. Fabian Society :  UK's only membership based left of centre think tank Liberal Future : A reformist Liberal Democrat think-tank that pursues classical liberal policies. Margaret Thatcher Foundation : The foundation of the former Prime Minister that is dedicated to promoting her policies and ideals. 

22. Independence Party Of Minnesota Home
    Runs candidates for local and state office and for Congress and has a centrist political orientation. Formerly the reform party of Minnesota but now disaffiliated from the US reform party.  
    http://www.mnip.org/
    
    Extractions: Election Day Community Connections Calendar Local Party Meetups MNIP 2005 State Party Convention Rob Rossi Summary of Convention The 2005 MNIP State Party Convention took place on Saturday, September 10th, in Mankato. New officers were elected and a new platform agreed upon. Unofficial party leadership results:

23. - Reform Association Of Ontario / Association Réformiste De L'Ontario -
    DemocratPopulist political party whose principles and policies include fiscal and social responsibility, democratic and constitutional reform and reformation of the Confederation.  
    http://www.geocities.com/reformontario/
    
    Extractions: Yours to Discover in Ontario! Reform for Ontario! Taking Back Ontario! The Official Website of the Reform Association of Ontario and/or Canada - Vôtre à découvrir dans Ontario reforme pour Ontario rapportant à Ontario! le site Web officiel de l'association de réforme d'Ontario et ou/du Canada Sign the new Yours to Reform in Ontario petition at http://www.petitiononline.com/ont0ref4/petition.html

24. The History Guy: United StatesPolitical Parties
    Use this page to research the political parties of of the United States. the members of the reform party, commit ourselves to political system.  
    http://www.historyguy.com/Politicalparties.html
    
    Extractions: The History Guy: United States Political Parties Home Military History Historical Personalities Email ... About Us Web www.historyguy.com Use this page to research the political parties of of the United States. Links to Washington state political parties and candidates are also included. Links to the home pages of the following organizations include: Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, Reform, Green, Socialist and Communist Parties. The History Guy does not endorse or advocate any of the political parties or philosophies found on this page! Links and data on various parties are provided as a service only. History Guy: The History of American Political Parties Page on the history of America's political parties. Republican Party The Grand Old Party (GOP), the party of Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt, Eisenhower and Reagan. Of the main parties in American politics, this is the more conservative of the two. House Republican Leadership The History Guy's page detailing the Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives. Democratic Party The party of Jefferson, Franklin Roosevelt, Kennedy and Clinton, the Democrats are the more liberal of the two main American parties.

25. PublicEye.org - The Newmanites And Lenora Fulani
    Examines the therapysect led by Fred Newman and Lenora Fulani and its political influence in the New Alliance party, International Workers party and the reform party.  
    http://www.publiceye.org/newman/napmain.html
    
    Extractions: Progressive activists in the US should have celebrated a political party with a 1988 platform calling for peace, social justice, multi-racial harmony, and an end to discrimination against gay men and lesbians. Instead, the ruthless organizing style of the New Alliance Party was so consistently disruptive, that across the country, gay men and lesbians, African Americans, civil libertarians, community organizers and progressive activists denounced the New Alliance Party and its tactics...

26. Oxford University Parliamentary Elections
    District was granted two members of Parliament. Almost all elected represented the Tory party, which sought to preserve the traditional political structure and opposed parliamentary reform.  
    http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PRoxford.htm
    
    Extractions: Oxford University was first granted two MPs in 1613. The vote was given to proctors and all living masters of arts of the university, wherever they lived. No canvassing was allowed within ten miles of the university; the candidates themselves were forbidden to approach within that distance. The two Tory candidates were almost always guaranteed success. Around 1,300 people voted in elections. Between 1817 and 1829 one of Cambridge's two MPs was Sir Robert Peel . However, Peel's support for Catholic Emancipation made him unpopular in Oxford and he was defeated by 146 votes in February 1829.

27. The Whigs
    Explains how this term arose in the seventeenth century and evolved into the name of a political party supporting social reform.  
    http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/Pwhigs.htm
    
    Extractions: In the late17th century the term Whig was used to describe those opposed to the religious policies of Charles II. Later the Whigs supported the establishment of the Hanoverian settlement. By the 19th century their rivals in Parliament, the Tories , were the supporters of the established church and the traditional political structure. The Whigs, in contrast to the Tories , favoured reform. The aristocratic connotations surrounding the name caused some politicians to refer to themselves as Liberals , a term used by reforming politicians in Europe. However, the term Liberal was not used officially until 1868 when William Gladstone became Prime Minister.

28. Index
    political party dedicated to social reform, ecological stability, and grassroots democracy, includes event calendar, local issues, bylaws and platform, and alternative media.  
    http://www.geocities.com/greenpartypueblo

29. Independence Party Of New York
    New York State's thirdlargest party, promoting governmental and political reform.  
    http://ipny.org
    
    Extractions: Search This Site To elevate the voters of New York State to their rightful place as the sovereign rulers of the state, reducing the office holders to the servants of the people they were intended to be; To create a statewide political party committed to the elimination of the electoral advantages of incumbency and the creation of a level playing field for the candidates of all political parties; To restore fiscally responsible government, where the state budgets to spend only what the voters are willing to pay in taxes; To create a political party committed to the highest standards of quality in every aspect of the party representation, organization, campaigning, elections, fund raising, and participation;

30. THE CCF THE ORIGINAL REFORM MOVEMENT
    In reality both the Klein Conservatives and the Manning reform party have their The CCF was a provincial and Federal political party to be recond with.  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5202/ccf.htm
    
    Extractions: Newspaper columnists and political pundits alike, recently seem to have suffered from a convenient lapse of memory, in attempts to revise Alberta's political history and geography. In a concerted effort at historical revisionism and right wing 'political correctness' the right wing media and political commentators have characterized Alberta as a red neck province, dissatisfied with the power blocks in Eastern Canada, searching for a way to reform the Canadian body politic. While the later is true, the former is only a recent development, Alberta and indeed Western Canada was more 'red' than 'red neck'. The original reform movement in the prairies was based on a labour farmer, socialist alliance against both the political and business monopolies that dominated the Canadian political economy. One can forgive the average Albertan for believing the wishful thinking of supporters of Ralph Klein and Preston Manning for believing that they have inherited the self anointed mantle of 'prairie populism'. In reality both the Klein Conservatives and the Manning Reform party have their roots in the Social Credit Party of Alberta. But the Social Credit movement too had its roots in an earlier left wing populism that gave birth to the original 'reform' party the CCF (Cooperative Commonwealth Federation) the predecessor of the NDP. Alberta first sent a 'reformer' to the House of Commons in 1921. He was William Irvine, a Calgary labour advocate and socialist. He joined J.S. Woodsworth in the House to be the voice of Western Canadian reform, a voice for workers and farmers. At the same time the Labour movement in Canada formed its own political party; the Canadian Labour Party. In British Columbia the Socialist Party had existed since the late 1890's, and had been both a power in the provincial Liberal minority government as well as an active opposition party.

31. Citizens' Assembly On Electoral Reform - Political Party
    The Citizens Assembly on Electoral reform is an independent, nonpartisan assemblyestablished by the Government of British Columbia to examine BC s  
    http://www.citizensassembly.bc.ca/public/learning_resources/glossary/2003/csharm

32. Citizens' Assembly On Electoral Reform - FAQ: Impacts On Political Parties
    The Citizens Assembly on Electoral reform is an independent, nonpartisan Candidates representing a political party would secure a space on the ballot  
    http://www.citizensassembly.bc.ca/public/extra/bc-stv_faq_polparties.xml
    
    Extractions: Under BC-STV, governments will usually continue to be formed by large parties, though perhaps in coalition with another party or parties. During elections, candidates are grouped by party on the STV ballot paper to aid people in selecting their preferences. A key difference in a BC-STV election is that the system is candidate-based, rather than party-based. This means that voters choose which of the party's candidates they prefer to represent them.

33. Introduction To Japan's Political Parties
    The Liberal Democratic party, the biggest political party, is a conservative force when 44 LDP members who sought political reform broke with the party.  
    http://www.kanzaki.com/jinfo/PoliticalParties.html
    
    Extractions: Help Status info Japan Music 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 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.

34. Political Parties, Interest Groups, And Other Movements Around The
    Richard Kimber s political Science Resources links to parties and political build a new mainstream political party; Third parties and electoral reform.  
    http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/parties.htm

35. REFORM PARTY OF CALIFORNIA - Official Web Site
    The Official Web Site of the reform party OF CALIFORNIA. On the front itsays “Your political party Registration Status Has Been Discontinued” and it  
    http://www.reformpartyofcalifornia.org/
    
    Extractions: Email: jblare@earthlink.net Join Us! Help the Reform Party of California get back on the ballot! We need 79,000 registered members to appear on the ballot in 2006. Join us, and help be a boosting board for independent candidates. We are looking for candidates for state, city, and county offices. If you would like to run for office, and, receive the Reform Party endorsement, register with the party today. Click below to register with the Reform Party online! Join the Reform Party!

36. OnTheIssues.org - Candidates On The Issues
    (Green party nominee). Ralph Nader (Independent and reform party candidate) (Presidential Selector and political Affiliation 20question quiz)  
    http://www.issues2000.org/

37. Tax Reform: Political Leaders' Views
    reform party nominee, Ralph Nader, Libertarian nominee, Michael Badnarik reform party nominee for Vice President; previously Candidate for CA Governor  
    http://www.issues2000.org/Tax_Reform.htm

38. Reform Party Of The United States Of America - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Republican and Democratic Parties. It is usually referred to simply as theReform party within the US List of political parties in the United States  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reform_Party_USA
    
    Extractions: Political ideology Radical Centrism International affiliation none Color(s) Red Blue Website http://www.reformparty.org The Reform Party of the United States of America (abbreviated Reform Party USA or RPUSA ) is a political party in the United States , founded by Ross Perot in who said Americans were disillusioned with the state of politicsas being corrupt and unable to deal with vital issuesand desired a viable alternative to the Republican and Democratic Parties. It is usually referred to simply as the Reform Party within the United States. edit The party grew out of Ross Perot 's efforts in the 1992 presidential election , where—running as an Independent—he became the first non-major party candidate since to have been considered viable enough to win the presidency. Perot made a splash by bringing a focus to fiscal issues such as the federal deficit and national debt ; government reform issues such as term limits campaign finance reform , and lobbying reform; and issues on trade. A large part of his following was grounded in the belief he was addressing vital problems largely ignored by the two major parties. While at one point in the race he led in polls, Perot ended up receiving about 18.9% of the popular vote. He continued being politically involved after the election, concentrating on defeating the

39. Liberal Party Of Canada - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    federal politics, although its only leaders have had roots in the reform andProgressive Conservative Federal political Parties of Canada. Liberal  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberal_Party_of_Canada
    
    Extractions: Political ideology Liberalism International alignment Liberal International Colours Red Website http://www.liberal.ca The Liberal Party of Canada French Parti lib©ral du Canada ) is Canada 's current governing political party . It currently forms the federal government under Prime Minister Paul Martin The Liberal Party is often called "Canada's natural governing party" because it has been in power in Canada for most of the past century. It is one of only two parties that have alternately governed Canada since Confederation , the other being the now-defunct Progressive Conservative Party of Canada (one of the two ancestors of the modern-day Conservative Party of Canada ). Every Liberal leader in the 20th century and since has served as Prime Minister of Canada ; in fact, in the entire history of the Liberal Party, there has only been one non-interim leader, Edward Blake , who was never Prime Minister. It is also worth noting that every successive Liberal Prime Minister has been a cabinet minister in the past Liberal leader's cabinet: Martin was in

40. So Far, So Good On Campaign Finance Reform
    The opponents of the Bipartisan Campaign reform Act (BCRA), Most of thereports about shadow political party organizations reeling in large softmoney  
    http://www.brookings.edu/views/op-ed/mann/20040301.htm
    
    Extractions: Thomas E. Mann The opponents of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA), commonly known as McCain-Feingold and ratified recently by the Supreme Court, have railed ever since it was introduced in Congress about its supposedly naive assumptions and theories of constitutional engineering. They have confidently predicted doom for robust political speech, healthy political parties and meaningful standards of political corruption. Will says that the act's proponents wanted to get money out of politics and that they based their constitutional claim on the chimera of the appearance of corruption caused by the existing campaign finance rules. He slams the very concept of appearance of corruption as an invention of the Washington ethics industry. He says that reformers naively believed that ending national party "soft money" would mean the contributions made by labor unions, corporations and wealthy individuals would not find other, more subterranean routes into politics. And he claims that reformers really wanted to legislate "the correct quantity of speech about themselves, the proper times for it and certain restrictions on the content of it."

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