Christian democracy in Europe: a comparative perspective

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Introduction - overview of current position of CD movement in both halves of Europe. Part 1 The nature of Christian Democracy. Part 2 Christian Democracy in national context: the DCI the CDU/CSU the Austrian People's Party the French CDS the Christian People's Party of Norway the case of the UK. Part 3 Comparative and transnational studies: voters and parties Christian Democracy in Scandinavia CD and European security.

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