Critical citizens :  global support for democratic governance 

 - New York :  Oxford,  1999 
 - 303 p. 
<br/><br/> Introduction: The growth of critical citizens? - Pippa Norris  Part I - Cross-national trends in confidence in governance  Mapping political support in the 1990s: a global analysis - Hans-Dieter Klingemann  Political support in advanced industrial democracies - Russel J. Dalton  Five years after the fall: trajectories of support for democracy in post-communist Europe - Willian Mislher and Richard Rose  Part II - Testing theories with case-studies  Down and down we go: political trust in sweden - Soren Holmberg  The democratic culture of Unified Germany - Dieter Fuchs  Tensions between the democratic ideal and reality: South Korea - Richard Rose, Doh C. Shin, and Neil Munro  Part III - Explanations of trends  Social and political trust in estabilished democracies - Kenneth Newton  The economic performance of governments - Ian McAllister  Political performance and institutional trust - Arthur Miller and Ola Listhaug  Institutional explanations for political support - Pippa Norris  Postmodernization erodes respect for authority, but increases support for democracy - Ronald Inglehart  Conclusions: the growth of critical citizens and its consequences - Pippa Norris 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Regimes e Sistemas Politicos<br/>Democracia<br/>Governo<br/>Opiniao Publica