The Christian Democratic parties: the most powerful parties in Europe after World War 2 ? (part 3)

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13 octobre 2022

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Baudry Pierre, « The Christian Democratic parties: the most powerful parties in Europe after World War 2 ? (part 3) », Religions et relations internationales, ID : 10.58079/tl36

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Christian-democratic parties in Western Europe, such as those in Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Italy, have established themselves as political powerhouses in their respective countries. To gain a comprehensive understanding of their support base and electoral sociology, we must delve further into the factors that have contributed to their enduring success. The Conservative Element and Anti-Communism: Christian-democratic parties are often characterized as center or cen...

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