61. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others Names and logos of political parties in Canada. communist party of Canada,communist, communist party logo. Conservative party of Canada, Conservative http://www.elections.ca/content.asp?section=pol&document=parties&dir=par&lang=e

62. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others Registered political Parties. Canadian Action party. Christian Heritage partyof Canada. communist party of Canada. Conservative party of Canada http://www.elections.ca/content.asp?section=pol&document=index&dir=par&lang=e&te

63. Communist Party Of BC Election 2005 cpbc logo communist party OF BC. BC PROVINCIAL ELECTION MAY17, 2005 Since thebirth of Canada, with few exceptions, two political parties have exchanged http://cpbc.communist-party.ca/

COMMUNIST PARTY OF BC BC PROVINCIAL ELECTION MAY17, 2005 People's Democracy or Capitalist Democracy? That is the issue at stake in British Columbia and Canada as a whole! Since the birth of Canada, with few exceptions, two political parties have exchanged the seats of government... the Grits and the Tories... Liberals and Conservatives. From time to time, matters of substance have arisen between these two parties but in the main, they pursued the same policies and danced to the tune of the same drummer: capitalism Has there been any progress in the last 138 years? Of course there has. But it's owed to the struggle waged by workers, farmers and other democratically-minded Canadians, many of whom gave their lives to these struggles for democratic and social reform. The problem is there's not enough money in the pot to serve the needs of capital in today's technological competitive world and to meet the needs of capital as well. Capitalism has become "out of date." The "profit motive" is no longer able to rule humankind. Anew system is required to manage the world —

64. Dominican Republic - Political Parties political parties and a political party system in the modern sense had a very The two main farleft parties were the communist party of the Dominican http://countrystudies.us/dominican-republic/75.htm

Political Parties Dominican Republic Table of Contents Political parties and a political party system in the modern sense had a very short history in the Dominican Republic, dating back only to the early 1960s. Most parties were weakly organized, had weak and inexperienced political leadership, were neither very ideological nor programmatic, and were generally based on personalistic followings rather than on concrete programs. Beginning in the mid-1960s, two main parties, or movements, had dominated Dominican politics. These were the PRD and the Reformist Party (Partido ReformistaPR). Both these parties had gone through several reorganizations. The PRD had been founded in 1939 by exiles from the Trujillo dictatorship. It functioned as an exiled organization for twentytwo years, before returning to the Dominican Republic in 1961 after Trujillo's assassination. In the late 1980s, the PRD was a left-of-center, democratic political party. Strongly oriented toward social justice, it sought to assist peasants and workers. Although nationalistic, the PRD belonged to the Socialist International. Its platform supported both political and economic democracy. A strongly reformist party, the PRD nonetheless was committed to implementing change through democratic means. On the strength of this program, the PRD, led by the charismatic Juan Bosch, had won the 1962 election, the freest in the country's history, by a two-to-one margin. Bosch was overthrown, however, after only seven months in office. The PRD organized a constitutionalist revolt, in 1965, aimed at restoring democratic government, but the revolution was put down militarily by the United States, an action that made Bosch and many PRD leaders bitterly resentful of the United States. Perceived as a symbol of instability and revolution, Bosch lost the 1966 election to Balaguer. For the next twelve years, the PRD went into eclipse; it functioned primarily as the Dominican Republic's largest opposition party. After a major split, Bosch left to form his own, more radical, PLD.

65. Belarus - Political Parties political party, only 3.9 percent of the electorate backed the communist The communist party of Belarus (CPB), part of the communist party of the http://countrystudies.us/belarus/44.htm

Political Parties Belarus Table of Contents Stanislaw Shushkyevich observed at the beginning of 1993 that almost 60 percent of Belarusians did not support any political party, only 3.9 percent of the electorate backed the communist party, and only 3.8 percent favored the BPF. The influence of other parties was much lower. The Communist Party of Belarus (CPB), part of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU), claimed to rule the Belorussian SSR in the name of the proletariat for the entire duration of the republic's existence. For most of this period, it sought to control all aspects of government and society and to infuse political, economic, and social policies with the correct ideological content. By the late 1980s, however, the party watched as Mikhail S. Gorbachev attempted to withdraw the CPSU from day-to-day economic affairs. After the CPB was banned in the wake of the August 1991 coup d'état, Belarusian communists regrouped and renamed themselves the Party of Communists of Belarus (PCB), which became the umbrella organization for Belarus's communist parties and proRussian groups. The PCB was formally registered in December 1991. The Supreme Soviet lifted the ban on the CPB in February 1993. The most active and visible of the opposition political groups in Belarus in the first half of the 1990s was the Belarusian Popular Front (BPF), founded in October 1989 with Zyanon Paznyak as chairman. The BPF declared itself a movement open to any individual or party, including communists, provided that those who joined shared its basic goal of a fully independent and democratic Belarus. The BPF's critics, however, claimed that it was indeed a party, pointing out the movement's goal of seeking political power, having a "shadow cabinet," and being engaged in parliamentary politics.

66. Communist Party Draws Nearly 25 Percent Support In Ukraine's Parliamentary Elect KYIV The communist party of Ukraine won a convincing victory in In all,eight political parties passed the minimum 4 percent mark in the vote for http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/1998/149801.shtml

Communist Party draws nearly 25 percent support in Ukraine's parliamentary elections by Roman Woronowycz Kyiv Press Bureau KYIV - The Communist Party of Ukraine won a convincing victory in elections to the Verkhovna Rada on March 29, finishing well ahead of the Rukh Party as well as Ukraine's political center. Although political pundits are predicting that the results of Ukraine's second democratically held parliamentary elections since independence in 1991 will change little in the composition and the paralysis of the 450-member Verkhovna Rada, even political opponents to the Communists agree that their victory was stronger than foreseen. "What would you expect when wages, pensions and stipends are not paid out?" asked Ukraine's President Leonid Kuchma at a press conference with Finland's president on March 30. "We should get on our knees and thank the pensioners who limited the extent to which they voted the way they did." Pensioners, as predicted, along with residents of rural areas and citizens of Crimea overwhelmingly supported the Communists. President Kuchma also criticized those who had supported the mixed election system law by which these elections were run and those political centrists who could not find room for compromise to form a united center. "(The election results) will come as a cold shower to many politicians," said Mr. Kuchma.

67. Czech.cz Find Out More Political System Political Parties KSCM The communist party of Bohemia and Moravia communist parties on thepolitical scene in the postcommunist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. http://www.czech.cz/index.php?section=3&menu=34&action=text&id=71

68. Europe-Asia Studies: Political Institutionalisation And Party Development In Pos political institutionalisation and party development in postcommunist Poland.Europe-Asia Studies, Sept, 1994 by Paul G. Lewis http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3955/is_n5_v46/ai_15659694

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69. Gathering The Jewels:: Protest And Politics :: Political Parties :: Communist Pa Topics Protest and Politics political parties communist party. Page 1 of 1.Pamphlet Spain Fights for Victory by William Rust front cover, http://www.gtj.org.uk/en/subjects/4495

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70. CGPI.org - Prepare For The Coming Revolutionary Storms! Statement of the CC of the communist Ghadar party of India, 25th July, 2005 ON political UNITY There is urgent need to build the political unity of all http://www.cgpi.org/

e-mail login: password: Please login or sign up CGPI Web LATEST - activity, analysis, dissemination, discussion... UPDATED on September 19, 2005 Down with the fascist war criminal Tony Blair! With great anger, People's Voice denounces the visit of the fascist war criminal Tony Blair to India, and salutes all those in India who came out on the streets to protest against his setting foot in Indian soil. Tony Blair greeted with militant demonstrations in Delhi On September 7, when British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrived in New Delhi, to meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with the purpose of advancing the strategic partnership between the Indian government and the European Union, he was greeted with militant demonstrations by the people of the capital. 58 years of Indian independence: Independence will bloom when the working masses become the masters of India! Fifty eight years after achieving political independence from British colonial rule, India is free but the majority of Indians remain enslaved... Reject the Action Taken Report on the November 84 Genocide!

71. The Iraqi Communist Party...English Pagge Iraqi communist party Leader Calls for political Settlement of Najaf Problem Letter from the Iraqi communist party About political Developments in Iraq http://www.iraqcp.org/framse1/

Interview - Iraqi CP position on constitution - People's Weekly World 3-9-2005 Iraqi Communist Party - Central Information Bureau : Statement About Bridge Stampede Catastrophe Iraqi Communist Party - Central Information Bureau : ... Iraqi Communist Party Presents “General Principles” for the Basic Law Sweden: Solidarity with the Iraqi People To End the Occupation and Build a Free Democratic Iraq Solidarity with the Iraqi people To end the occupation and build a free democratic Iraq “Decree 137” Violates Iraqi Women’s Rights and Interests ... Confronting Subversive Activity is an Interconnected Political, Economic and Social Processwith Reliance on People’s Vital Potential Editorial of “Tareeq Al-Shaab” - Central Organ of the Iraqi Communist Party 28 Sept. - 5 Oct. 2003 No: 8 Year: 69 Deciding Major Economic Issues is a Task of Legitimate Elected Government Editorial of “Tareeq Al-Shaab” - Central Organ of the Iraqi Communist Party 14 - 21 September 2003 No: 6 Year: 69 Role of State and Public Sector in the Reconstruction of Iraq Editorial of “Tareeq Al-Shaab” - Central Organ of the Iraqi Communist Party 21 - 28 September 2003 No: 7 Year: 69 The Iraqi Communist Party Denounces the Criminal Assassination of Ayatollah Sayyed Muhammed Baqer al-Hakeem The Political Bureau - Iraqi Communist Party 29 August, 2003

72. Iraqi Political Groupings And Individuals However, the ICP was the most extensive (and rapidly growing) political force in Its Kurdish branch renamed itself as the Kurdistan communist party in http://middleeastreference.org.uk/iraqiopposition.html

Iraq's major political groupings Please see the contact details at the end if you are able to add to or correct any of this information. See also: the membership of the interim government of Iraq , as re-established in June 2004. See also: the membership of the Governing Council of Iraq , inaugurated on 13 July 2003. See also: the membership of the "Iraqi Reconstruction and Development Council" , acting within the Iraqi civil administration from April 2003. See also: the membership of the "Follow-Up and Arrangement Committee" , agreed at the London conference of 14-17 December 2002. Index: 1. Civilian national secular groupings Iraqi National Congress Iraqi National Accord Iraqi Communist Party Constitutional Monarchy Movement ... National Democratic Party 2. National Islamist groupings al-Da'wa al-Islamiyya Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq Islamic Task Organisation Jund al-Imam ... Iraqi Islamic Party 3. National officers' groupings Free Officers' Movement Higher Council for National Salvation Iraqi National Movement Iraqi National Coalition ... Iraqi Officers Movement 4. Predominantly Kurdish groups

73. Elections In Italy Source La Repubblica/Parties and Elections in Europe. Main political parties dei Comunisti Italiani (party of Italian communists) communist party http://www.electionworld.org/italy.htm

Electionworld.org / Elections around the world Italy Italian Italia ) is a country in South Europe and member of the European Union . The capital is Roma (Rome). The dominant religion is christianity (roman catholicism). The official language is Italian. German, French and Ladino are a official minority languages. Italy has a population of around 58 million on 294,020 km². The country is a parliamentary democratic republic, divided in 20 regions. Freedom House rated the country on political rights with a 1 and on civil rights with a 1, both on a scale of 1 to 7 (in which 1 is the most free). Freedom House considers Italy to be a free country. More info CIA World Fact Book Wikipedia World Statesmen Rulers ... Political resources Official name: Repubblica Italiana (Italian Republic) Political parties (including links) A short history Executive President : Carlo Azeglio Ciampi (1999) Chairman of the Council of Ministers : Silvio Berlusconi (2001) FI The president is elected for a seven year term by an electoral college. The government is formed by the FI, AN, LN, CCD-UCD and allied parties. Italy is a member of the European Union Parliament The Parlamento (Parliament) has two chambers. The

74. UNITED COMMUNIST PARTY OF TURKEY And OTHERS V TURKEY, Judgment Of The ECtHR, 30 United communist party of Turkey (U) was a political party formed on 4 June 1990and S and Y were respectively its chairman and general secretary. http://www.worldlii.org/int/cases/IIHRL/1998/3.html

Home Databases Search Privacy ... Feedback Interights International Human Rights Law You are here: WorldLII Databases Interights International Human Rights Law [Database Home Page] ... Help UNITED COMMUNIST PARTY OF TURKEY and OTHERS v TURKEY, Judgment of the ECtHR, 30 January 1998 [1998] IIHRL 3 (30 January 1998) UNITED COMMUNIST PARTY OF TURKEY and OTHERS v TURKEY, Judgment of the ECtHR, 30 January 1998 ECtHR: European Court of Human Rights 30 January 1998 Turkey ASSOCIATION Dissolution - objectives insufficient basis for decision - ECHR Art 11 COMPENSATION Non-pecuniary - judgment afforded just satisfaction - ECHR Art 50 WorldLII: Feedback URL: http://www.worldlii.org/int/cases/IIHRL/1998/3.html

75. Library Of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handboo Agudat Israel (Society of Israel) A clericalist political party of Maki (Acronymfor Miflaga Kommunistit Yisraelit, or communist party of Israel) http://www.country-data.com/frd/cs/israel/il_appnb.html

Appendix B Israel Political Parties and Organizations Agudat Israel (Society of Israel) A clericalist political party of ultra-Orthodox Jews, founded in Poland in 1912 and established in Palestine in the early 1920s. In 1949 it formed part of the United Religious Front ( q.v. ); in 1955 and 1959 it joined Poalei Agudat Israel to form the Torah Religious Front ( q.v. ). Originally anti- Zionist and messianic, in the 1980s this non-Zionist party, together with its Council of Torah Sages, still favored a theocracy and increased state financial support for its religious institutions. Ahdut HaAvoda (Unity of Labor) The party, founded in 1919 as successor to Poalei Tziyyon ( q.v. ), had three separate existences: from 1919 to 1930, when it merged with HaPoel HaTzair ( q.v. ) to form Mapai ( q.v. ); in 1944 its name was taken over by Siah B (Bet Faction B), a faction that split from Mapai and formed a new party with HaKibbutz HaMeuhad (United Kibbutz Movement); and the last beginning in 1954 when Ahdut HaAvoda was reconstituted by the HaKibbutz HaMeuhad faction when it broke off from Mapam ( q.v.

76. By Paul Bookbinder Overview Catholic Center Party (Zentrum, Or, Z For the first time in German history political parties had real power. The German communist party (KPD) was founded at the end of December 1918 in the http://www.facinghistorycampus.org/Campus/weimar.nsf/0/08C1D876685DEC6485256D170

77. The Impact Of The Repeated Elections On The Political Parties In Moldova The Impact of the Repeated Elections on the political Parties in Moldova In fact, the candidates are trying to trap the communist party into winning http://politicom.moldova.org/comentarii/eng/267/

Welcome, Guest! - Register Login About Moldova Visiting Moldova ... Contact Us Web moldova.org Moldova.org Politicom English Romanian Russian The Impact of the Repeated Elections on the Political Parties in Moldova by Timur Onica The recent Local elections left open the doors to the top office of the Moldovan Capital City. It seems the 11-year presence of Serafim Urechean has been a steady comfort for the citizens of Chisinau. 05 percent turnout did not keep the former in place, nor did it bring a substitute. The latest developments clear up that the substitute is far from coming. The insufficient turnout has had important consequences on the election process. The current challenges spurred the remaining competitors to popularize the elections, redefine their positions and adopt new winning strategies. The pre-emptive victory of the Communist candidate: Zinaida Greceanii with her 50.15 % record and the 30% handicap over the quasi-independent runner-up: Dumitru Braghis in the July 10 elections round has had a tranquilizing effect on the second election campaign of all candidates. The scarce television appearances of all candidates, except for Zinaida Greceanii clears that the sole objective of the Communist Party is to touch the validating turnout threshold. It seems all candidates agree that if the threshold is met on July 24, the Communist Party will get the office of Mayor of Chisinau. That fact explains the content of the second election campaign performed by the Communist Party: herding the people out to vote. A special attention was drawn towards the youth.

78. Encyclopedia: Politburo Of The Communist Party Of China communist party of China. Unlike Politburo is short for political Bureau. The termoriginates either from the Russian Politicheskoe Byuro, which contracts http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Politburo-of-the-Communist-Party-of-Chi

Supporter Benefits Signup Login Sources ... Pies Related Articles People who viewed "Politburo of the Communist Party of China" also viewed: Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Secretariat of the Communist Party of China Central Committee General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Communist Party of China ... National Congress of the Communist Party of China What's new? Our next offering Latest newsletter Student area Lesson plans Recent Updates UNTV Channel 37 UCLES Tulip Tsukihime ... More Recent Articles Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Taxed Most Populous ... More Stats Encyclopedia: Politburo of the Communist Party of China Updated 151 days 9 hours 35 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Politburo of the Communist Party of China The Politburo of the Communist Party of China Chinese Communist Party of China . Unlike Politburo is short for Political Bureau. The term originates either from the Russian Politicheskoe Byuro, which contracts to Politbyuro, or from the German Politb¼ro. A Politburo is the executive organization for a number of political parties, most notably for Communist Parties. In Marxist-Leninist states, the party is seen... politburos (political bureaus) of other This article is part of the Communism series. edit Schools of Communism Marxism Leninism Trotskyism Stalinism Maoism Left communism Council communism Anarcho-Communism Eurocommunism Juche Communist states Afghanistan (1978-1992) Albania (1945-1991) Angola (1975-1991) Benin (1975-1990) Bulgaria (1946-1989) Cambodia (1975-1991) Congo (1969-1991) China (1949...

79. Political Parties, Interest Groups, And Other Movements Around The Richard Kimber s political Science Resources links to parties and political groups Solidarity Electoral Action; communist party Proletariat http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/parties.htm

80. Course Descriptions Emphasis primarily on media, political parties, and interest groups. communist party, and othersand polity-society relations during the 74 years of the http://www.bu.edu/polisci/COURSES/courdesc.html

Undergraduate and Graduate Course Descriptions This site was last modified: 11-04-2003 100 level courses are Introductory Courses 200 level courses are Core Courses 300 level courses are Intermediate Lecture Courses and Honors Seminars 400 level courses are Undergraduate Directed Studies 500 level courses are Advanced Lecture Courses open to undergraduate and graduate students 600 level courses are Upper Level Seminars open to advanced undergraduate and graduate students 700-800 level courses are Graduate Seminars 900 level courses are Graduate Directed Studies Not all courses are offered every semester or every year. Introductory Courses CAS PO 101 Introduction to Political Science Overview of political science and its subfields: American politics, public policy, comparative politics, international relations, and political theory. Focus on core questions and issues in the discipline, with lectures on their specialties by members of the department faculty. Required for all political science majors. CAS PO 102 Introduction to Political Analysis Introduction to the methods and underlying logic of empirical analysis in the field of political science. Develops quantitative social science techniques as well as dominant paradigms of methodology and qualitative analysis.

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