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The liberal wing of the national assembly (1969-73) a sociological profile

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1476-413X
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2003
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Members of the lower chamber; Liberalism; Authoritarianism; Democratization; Political opposition; Sociological analysis; Political elites; Political reform; Portugal
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Portuguese journal of social science, 2003, 2, 2, 105-124
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FERNANDES, Tiago, The liberal wing of the national assembly (1969-73) a sociological profile, Portuguese journal of social science, 2003, 2, 2, 105-124 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/17514
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The liberal wing was a group of deputies constituting a reformist, pro-democracy sector of the internal semi-opposition to the authoritarian New State regime during its final years. I have used a prosopographic study of all the deputies in this legislature in an attempt to draw a sociological profile of this group of deputies and to formulate some theories as to its historical genesis and recruitment channels.
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