21. Impact Of Political Party Donations Table 1 Top Ten Contributors to the National political parties and National Committees in the 2000 Election Cycle. Rank. Industry. Democrat. Republican. 6. misc. http://www.vpirg.org/campaigns/financeReform/election_research/election_research

Impact of Political Party Donations Table 1: Top Ten Contributors to the National Political Parties and National Committees in the 2000 Election Cycle Rank Industry Democrat Republican Total Donation Securities and Investment Real Estate Lawyers/Law Firms Computer Equipment and Services TV/Movies/Music Misc. Finance Insurance Misc. Manufacturing and Distributing Pharmaceutical/Health Products Health Professionals

22. Notes For Plenary 4: Civil Society, Political Parties, Grass Roots Activism By J Notes for Plenary 4 Civil Society, political parties, Grass Roots Activism. Progressive party politics must change. Parliamentary democracy must change. http://www.misc-iecm.mcgill.ca/socdem/bakan.htm

Les 25 et 26 mai 2001 M ay 25 and 26, 2001 Notes for Plenary 4: Civil Society, Political Parties, Grass Roots Activism Joel Bakan Faculty of Lw, University of British Columbia Is non-partisan social activism an adequate substitute for social democratic parliamentary politics? "No." That's my short answer, and I reach it today because of two little insights I had on a drizzly November day back in 1997. World leaders were meeting at UBC's campus for APEC, and I was out with the protesters. The state seemed awfully powerful that day, with its pepper-spraying police, chain-link barricades and rooftop sharpshooters. Isn't it ironic, I thought globalization is supposed to weaken the state, yet here it is wielding power like there's no tomorrow. And then it hit me insight #1: there's no irony here, just a mistaken analysis. Globalization does not weaken the state, nor make it irrelevant. That's a neo-liberal myth. The state today is as powerful as ever perhaps more so. It remains the only institution in the world that can create corporations. It alone grants those corporations essential privileges, such as legal personhood and limited liability, and it compels them always to put profits first. Only the state can raise police forces and armies, and build courthouses and prisons, all compulsorily paid for by citizens, to enforce corporations" property rights" rights themselves created by the state. And it's the state, in concert with other states, that creates trade deals and global institutions which then limit its ability to regulate those property rights.

23. Civil Society, Political Parties, Grass Roots Activism By Carole Allison-Burra Civil Society, political parties, Grass Roots Activism. Carol AllisonBurra MSW and former Councillor, City of Kingston. With the http://www.misc-iecm.mcgill.ca/socdem/burra.htm

Les 25 et 26 mai 2001 M ay 25 and 26, 2001 Civil Society, Political Parties, Grass Roots Activism Carol Allison-Burra MSW and former Councillor, City of Kingston With the changing global political/economic/social landscape we face a resurgence of hard-core religious fundamentalism, which arises and is nourished to explain economic inequity and assert that "at least God or the forces of right are on our side." This is true in certain forms of Islam, Hinduism, Judaism and Christianity and applies to many regions of the world. The monolithic political structures in these situations are very rigid and inflexible not unlike some of the corporate-driven democratic governments. Since the fall of the Berlin Wall there is a renewed belief that the Christian God has promoted capitalistic enterprises and blesses them by allowing the United States to be the only number 1 world power Hence, the deconstruction of political parties has lead to a loss of commitment to specific platform ideals, but paradoxically there has been a resurgence of strict belief-driven doctrinal politics of all persuasions in Canada and elsewhere in the world. A similar phenomenon is unfolding in the mainstream churches of Canada with declining memberships while the evangelical ones attract new members. Concurrent with these massive global shifts has been a domestic situation of devolving increased responsibilities on to municipal governments with no change in the overall funding base, leaving the antiquated, unjust property tax formula in placea sure way to bankrupt cities and local communities. Cities and their amalgamated, enlarged local communities are now "City States." Take, for example, Ontario where cities are now virtually solely responsible for public health, public transit, public housing. These services are all potential victims of "slow death by inadequate funding." Yet these same cities and their regions are Canada's chief economic asset and home to 80% of Canada's population. Where does this leave provincial and national governance?

24. ABM Political Parties political parties in Belarus. This is a very small beginning of listing the political parties of Belarus, including statements of their points of view. http://misc.home.by/bel-pol.htm

This File Last Updated: 1998/06/09 Political Parties in Belarus Return to A Belarus Miscellany Topic List This is a very small beginning of listing the political parties of Belarus, including statements of their points of view. From the official Republic of Belarus permanent mission to the United Nations Web site: Needless to say, statements made by the current government of Belarusespecially about political, media, and individual freedomdo not have much credibility in the world community. Also note that the official Republic of Belarus UN Mission's Web site has not been updated since August 3, 1996which is prior to the November, 1996, referendum , a referendum whose results are not recognized by most world governmental organizations. POLITICAL PARTIES "The multi-party system has been formed as a result of democratization of socio-political life in Belarus. Acting in the framework of the Constitution political parties contribute to bringing to light the will of people, participate in elections, influence the molding of public opinion." "They have the right to use state mass media. The Constitution bans creation and activity of political parties and other public associations which pursue an aim of forcible change of constitutional system and carry on propaganda of war as well as national, religious and racial strife. Activity of political parties in Belarus is regulated by appropriate legislation."

25. Item Search Theatrical purposes only! Costume Holiday House has no sympathies with any Nazi or other neopolitical parties, past or present! Pieces. http://www.costumeholidayhouse.com/store/searchresults.asp?ItemCategory=accessor

26. Political Threads In Countryside political parties (misc. 2nd Amendment Liberty Bells, Where are you? Question about the economy; Tuff post too longmy answer to Colleen religio/politics{misc}; http://www.homesteadingtoday.com/homestead/Countryside/Wc21efc1b92939.htm

Political Threads in the Countryside question and answer forum Illegality of the Income Tax Quote for the times - war and it's manipulation by the gubment Oklahoma City, new evidence ... homesteadingtoday@mission4me.com

27. Beaver Valley Public Library :: What's On : Misc in? 1. Who is the Prime Minister? What political party does he belong to? 5. Name the other 4 national political parties. 1. What http://bvpl.kics.bc.ca/misc.html

Search The BVPL Site BVPL Home Web Site Created By Rick Jagpal (navsingh_@hotmail.com) GARDEN TOURS Our first annual garden tour is on Saturday, July 10 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The cost is amazingly reasonable$5.00 per person or 10:00 per family. An lovely English tea will also be held as a part of the tour from 1:00 - 4:00 PM, at 1644 Stang Road, Fruitvale. Tickets will be available at the Beaver Valley Library, the July 10th Fruitvale Farmer's Market and the Montose Village Office. For more information contact us at the library, 367-7114. FALL BOOK AND PLANT SALE Look for more information in September. The date is set for Saturday, September 25, 2004. THE OPEN ANNEX The library has an abundance of donated and discarded books for sale, for children and adults. Each Wednesday from 11:00 - 1:00, the Friends of the Library open the Annex for a couple of hours to sell them. Pocketbooks, hardcover books and other items are lining the shelveseverything is very reasonably priced. In the past, this has been very popular. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the coffee is always on!

28. Miscellaneous Information On The Internet House; G7 Halifax Summit; Nationwide political parties in Japan Local political parties in Japan Niigata New Party for People. NetD http://www.kanadas.com/misc.html

Miscellaneous Information on the Internet Created: 11/12/94, Modified: 11/5/97. See also [Kanada's home page in English (a parent page)] [Kanada's home page in Japanese (a parent page)] Travel and Hotels Travel Cheap Air Tickets World Air System HIS Tokyo Journey Home Page An Index (Japanese) Hong Kong Online Guide Steve Kropla's Home Page , including Electricity Abroad Currency Exchange Rates , World Telephone Plug Guide, International Dialing Codes, Times Around the World, ... Internet Travel Mall JAL Milleage Service Neptune : The Travel Industry Network ( Styles Vacation Home Rec.Travel.Library ``a collection of information for travelers and tourists'' A Mirror Site in Thailand Kinki Nippon Tourists at MKI Mall Kinki Nippon Tourists Home Page Vancouver OnLine DBLEARN - Knowledge Discovery in Large Databases Research at School of Computing Sciences, Simon Fraser University Faculties of School of Communication, Simon Fraser University Computer-mediated communication, etc. Canada Jihou Information on Vancouver in Japanese City.Net

29. C:\ Misc\ Comprevs.doc 2002. political parties Old Concepts and New Challenges, Oxford University Press. 8. March 2. political parties Classic Readings. Nathan Cree. 1892. http://twist.lib.uiowa.edu/comparative/syllabus.html

Home Resources Tools Discussion COMPARATIVE POLITICS Syllabus Class location and time: Schaeffer Hall 103 Afternoons on Tuesdays ( Spring 2004 Professor Vicki Hesli Political Science Department Room 344 SH Phone: 335-2356 Office Hours: Wednesday afternoons from to , and by appointment Reading and Writing Assignments for the Semester: The readings listed below are required and are to be completed before the topic area is discussed in class. Students are also encouraged to examine the readings listed in the bibliographies distributed in class. Each student will take a turn in leading the class discussion for one of the seminar meetings. Regular participation of all students in all seminar discussions is essential. The required written work for this course includes two relatively short written assignments and one longer research paper. For the two short projects, you will be asked to synthesize, summarize and/or critique particular works from the regular assigned reading list. These assignments are due on February 24 and March 30. For the longer research paper, you will make application of a conceptual or theoretical framework for the comparative analysis of some political institution (e.g., parties, legislatures, judicial systems, elections) or some process (e.g., revolutions, electoral behavior, socialization).

30. SF Progressive Speaking, parties. 04/29/2004, political Trivia Contest, parties. 04/24/2004, Peacemakers Town Hall Meeting, misc. 04/24/2004, EcoFest, misc. 04 http://www.sfprogressives.com/calendar/categories.asp

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31. Nader's Green Party Presidential Candidacy Agenda For A New Democracy8February 2 further. For the Greens know that political parties need also to work between elections to make elections meaningful. The focus http://www.lightparty.com/Misc/NaderGreenParty.html

Nader's Green Party Presidential Candidacy Agenda for a New Democracy February 21, 2000 Washington, D.C. Statement of Ralph Nader, Announcing His Candidacy for the Green Party's Nomination for President Today I wish to explain why, after working for years as a citizen advocate for consumers, workers, taxpayers and the environment, I am seeking the Green Party's nomination for President. A crisis of democracy in our country convinces me to take this action. Over the past twenty years, big business has increasingly dominated our political economy. This control by the corporate government over our political government is creating a widening "democracy gap." Active citizens are left shouting their concerns over a deep chasm between them and their government. This state of affairs is a world away from the legislative milestones in civil rights, the environment, and health and safety of workers and consumers seen in the sixties and seventies. At that time, informed and dedicated citizens powered their concerns through the channels of government to produce laws that bettered the lives of millions of Americans. Today we face grave and growing societal problems in health care, education, labor, energy and the environment. These are problems for which active citizens have solutions, yet their voices are not carrying across the democracy gap. Citizen groups and individual thinkers have generated a tremendous capital of ideas, information, and solutions to the point of surplus, while our government has been drawn away from us by a corporate government. Our political leadership has been hijacked.

32. Scandinavian WWW Site Links - NOFRAMES Finland politics 20th century politics Links to political parties Denmark Finland Iceland Exchange Universities General Literature History misc. http://www.hull.ac.uk/Hull/SC_Web/wwwsites.htm

Scandinavian WWW sites of interest Links to sites on the Internet which may be useful. This is not an exhaustive list, and is intended to be a starting point for finding out about a particluar subject area. Sweden Norway Denmark Finland ... Micellaneous General Resources The Nordic Pages The Nordic FAQ nordunet - Scandinavian related Usenet groups Yahoo topics on Scandinavian countries Denmark Norway Sweden Finland Iceland Dictionaries Differences between the Nordic languages - Invaluable ! Scandinavian dictionary - Danish-Norwegian-Swedish Logos Multilingual Dictionary - all four Nordic languages and 26 others. Scandinavian language lexicons - links to various web-based lexicons Lonely Planet Guides Denmark Norway Sweden Finland Iceland Media Nordic news and media Excellent sites list. Try here first Many other media sites - Both in Scandinavia and beyond Culture Nordic Index of Classical Music Literature Project Runeberg - Free electronic library of classical Nordic Literature and Art University of Kansas Many literary texts in Scandinavian languages Database of Nordic Neo-Latin literature The works of C.M. Bellman

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34. Article 69541 Of Talk.politics.misc From Rab@well.sf.ca.us (Bob Bob Bickford) Newsgroups talk.politics.misc,misc.headlines,alt.activism,misc.legal Subject only for the candidates of the New York political parties which meet http://www.daft.com/~rab/liberty/On-Voting/NES-article

35. French Elections 2004 : Data And Visualization The color use the traditional scheme of political parties dark red for extreme left, red for Communists, pink for Socialists, orange for RDC, yellow for misc. http://www.lri.fr/~fekete/elections2004/index.en.html

Elections 2004 : Data and Visualization By Jean-Daniel Fekete, March, 31 2004 The goal of this page is to clarify the results of the elections, make it easier to understand and analyze. This visualization is designed to let your eyes perceive important trends and patterns without effort. Clicking on images show the full resolution version. Table of Contents Overview Cantons Regions Overview French 2004 Elections took place on the 21st and 28th of March with two elections for regions and "cantons". It resulted in a large win of left wing parties: 24 regions out of 26 turned socialist, only two remained to the right wing: Alsace (north-east of France, next to Germany) and Corsica (the Socialists won in number but couldn't vote for one person so choose a right wing leader instead.) For the cantons, the results are less clear since only 1/3 of the cantons were being elected. This page shows a visualization of the elections results using Treemaps . It shows the results for the cantons and for the regions Cantonal elections is for electing local representative for the French departements. A "canton" is similar to a district and may contain one or several parts of cities. Each canton has a representative belonging to a political party. The visualization of the cantonal elections shows which parties participated to the first and second round, their respective relative importance and the outcome of the election, which should be unserstood canton by canton. Regional elections is for electing one region president for each French region. Regions are becoming more and more important throughout Europe because each European country contain an administrative subdivision of comparable size and function. Therefore, Europe tends to become organized as countries and regions (Lander in Germany, small countries elsewhere, etc.) They can be compared to states in the USA in term of population, although much smaller in area. Voters have to chose one president for each region. Therefore, the important information to look for is the total number of votes, not the local percentage of votes.

36. VDARE.com 08/25/03 - Pauline Hanson—Political Prisoner, By RJ exists. Legislation governing political parties did not exist until the 1980s, and even now provides only a bare framework. . . http://www.vdare.com/misc/stove_hanson_prisoner.htm

Home Why VDARE? VDARE People Pages VDARE Links ... Printer Friendly Version... August 25, 2003 Pauline Hanson—Political Prisoner By R. J. Stove It must be tempting for Americans to assume that we Australians are simply Americans with weird accents. After all, we speak English, sort of. Our TV stations (oops, “channels”) are awash with the same voyeurist dreck as America’s: the same Jerry Springer, the same Oprah, the same Ricki Lake. Our pubescent girls exist, for the most part, in the same state of Britneyish semi-nudity as yours. Our troops went in alongside yours in Korea Vietnam Gulf War I , and Gulf War II . Your President described our Prime Minister as a “man of steel.” So we’re basically the 51st state, right? Wrong.

37. Political Science Internet Resources Politics political Thought Research General misc. Social Sciences Election and Electoral Systems Worldwide political parties, Interest Groups http://www.wcsu.edu/socialsci/polscres.html

Site developed by J. Bannister Recognition Awards Western Connecticut State University Department of Social Sciences WCSU List: Political Science Internet Resources Scroll down for complete list, or select by topic: Political Thought Research General Misc. ... Other WCSU Lists Please report non-working links. The White House United States Senate Senators on the Web United States House of Representatives ... Legi-Slate Thomas: Legislative Information on the Internet The Center for Legislative Archives Lib. Congress: Declaration of Independence Constitution of the United States Bill of Rights The Federalist Papers ... C-Span Online APSA: Law and Courts Cornell U.: Supreme Court Decisions Federal Judiciary FedLaw FindLaw: Legal Forms R. Roberts' Law and Politics Internet Guide Federal Bureau of Investigation National Archives and Records Primary Source Media: Declassified U.S. Gov. Documents Reference System (by subscription only) U. Mich. Documents Center: Government Resources on the Web Library of Congress LSU Library List: U.S. Federal Government Agencies Page FedWorld GovBot: Database of Government Web Sites The Policy Studies Organization Office of Management and Budget U.S. Congress:

38. Parliament Political Parties , . Thai Rak Thai Party / Phak Thai Rak Thai?, . ? ? Democrat Party / Phak Prachatipat?, http://phrik.misc.hit-u.ac.jp/Asami/THAI/parliament.html

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39. Vital Intelligence On The Taliban May Rest With Its Prime Sponsor – Pakistan’s Interior Minister Lt Gen (retd) Moinuddin Haider and Deputy Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen Muzaffar Usmani to ‘destroy’ major political parties and the http://www.janes.com/security/international_security/news/misc/janes011001_1_n.s

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40. Links - ESI News Albanian Parliament Bank of Albania International Journal of Albanian Studies Ministry of Economy Ministry of Foreign Affairs political parties in Albania. http://www.esiweb.org/misc/links.php

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