political science

and politicization of 335 – 6
and reform of, elite-centered
approaches 46
see alsobureaucracy
civil society:
and ambiguity of concept 131
and contemporary understandings of
concept 139 – 41
and deWnition of 678 – 9
and development of concept:
changes in meaning of words 135 – 6
contemporary interest in 138 – 9
decline of interest in ( 19 th/ 20 th
century) 136 – 7
in Eastern Europe 138
English contractarian school 134
Global Civil Society movement 139
Hegelian/Marxist view of 135
identiWcation with government and
state 134 – 5
Kant’s view of 135
late-twentieth century revival 137 – 8
in mid-twentieth century 137
post-Roman Europe 133
Rome 132 – 3
seventeenth-century Europe 133 – 4
as sphere of voluntary cooperation
136
usage of the term 678 – 80
and diversity of meanings 131 – 2 , 139 – 41
and growth of 676 – 7
and international nongovernmental
organizations 677 – 8
distinction between 678
and rediscovery of concept 132 , 677 – 8
see alsointernational nongovernmental
organizations (INGOs)
class:
and inclusion-and-exclusion 172 – 3
and social policy 392
and United Kingdom 714
cleavage management, and
bicameralism 491
climate change, and American
federalism 246

coalitions:

and executive-legislative relations 355 – 6

and minority inclusion 169 – 71

and multiparty systems 561 – 2 , 571 – 2 , 582

coercion, and statehood 112 , 113

cognitive networks 84

cohesion, and network analysis 79

collective action:

and historical institutionalism 42

and international economic institutions

(IEIs) 658

and international security

institutions 646 – 7

and rational choice institutionalism 28

cooperation 31 – 2

free-riding 30

political entrepreneurs 31

selective beneWts 30 – 1

unstructured institutions 30 – 2

and thinking institutionally 742

collective responsibility, and parliamentary

government 326 , 330 , 332 , 708

collective security systems (CSS):

and international security

institutions 639 – 40

and United Nations 618 , 621

collectivism:

and failures of 711

and representation of diversity 436 – 40

Columbia 492

Commonwealth 616

communitarianism 713

Comparative States Election Studies

(CSES) 568

comparative studies 755 – 6

and capitalism 151

and executives in parliamentary

government 337 – 9

and formal-legal analysis 95

competitive selection, and institutional

change 11

complexity:

and network institutionalism 76 , 81

and reXexive regulation hypothesis

148 – 9

subject index 785