Pressure groups and political culture: a comparative study/ Francis G. Castles.
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Pressure group theory and its problems -- The emergent nations -- Totalitarianism -- Continental Europe: the politics of immobility -- Scandinavia -- The Anglo-American system: the autonomous interest group -- Attitude groups in Britain -- Conclusion.
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Pressure group theory and its problems -- The emergent nations -- Totalitarianism -- Continental Europe: the politics of immobility -- Scandinavia -- The Anglo-American system: the autonomous interest group -- Attitude groups in Britain -- Conclusion.
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