DUNLEAVY, Patrick <br/><br/>
Theories of the state :  the politics of liberal democracy 

 - Chicago :  New Amsterdam,  c1987 
 - 382 p. 
<br/><br/> - 1: Introduction  1.1: Controversies about the state  1.2: Structure of the book  - 2: Pluralism  2.1: Origins and development  2.2: Methods and values  2.3: Input politics  2.4: State organization  2.5: Crises  - 3: The new right  3.1: Origins and development  3.2: Methods and values  3.3: Input politics  3.4: State organization  3.5: Crises  - 4: Elite theory  4.1: Origins and development  4.2: Methods and values  4.3: Input politics  4.4: State organization  4.5: Crises  - 5: Marxism  5.1: Origins and development  5.2: Methods and values  5.3: Input politics  5.4: State organization  5.5: Crises   - 6: Neo-pluralism  6.1: Origins and development  6.2: Methods and values  6.3: Input politics  6.4: State organization  6.5: Crises  - 7: Summing up the state debate  7.1: Focusing on the state  7.2: Overlaps and cleavages between theories  7.3: Common themes in theories of the state  7.4: Evaluating rival theories of the state 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780941533850 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Democracia<br/> Ciência Política<br/>Estado e Sociedade<br/>Participação Social