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                    Germany 20, 21–3, 71    Greek Association of Public Opinion  Laguiller, Arlette 155, 156
                    Hungary 166               and Market Research 136  Laliotis, Costas 131
                    Italy 113, 119, 124     Green Party, Germany 23–4  LCR see Ligue Communiste
                    Sweden 86, 87           Greenberg, Stanley 17, 119, 174, 175  Révolutionnaire
                  electoral-professional parties 36, 39  Gyurcsany, Ference 175  Le Pen, Jean-Marie 154, 156
                  electoralism, logic of 11, 41                       leadership 90, 182, 183
                  electorate 11, 16–17, 23  Hajrá Magyarok! (Go Hungarians!) 169  Lecanuet, Jean 146–7
                    behaviour models 64     Harris, Will 58           Lega Nord, Italy 121–2
                    cynicism 16, 128–9, 180–1, 183–4  Hewitt, Patricia 58  L’Express 146
                    information sources 84–5, 182  Howard, Michael 58–9  Leyein kai Prattein (Saying and
                    lie to pollsters 156–7  Hungarian Civic Alliance 167–70  Acting), Greece 131
                    monitoring 31, 104–5    Hungarian Civic Party 167–70  Liapis, Michalis 131
                    participation 181–2, 184  hybridisation 92        Ligue Communiste Révolutionnaire
                    party allegiance 83, 114, 157, 166                  (LCR), France 155
                    unpredictable 67, 137, 162–3  image-makers 42, 183  Lijst Pim Fortuyn (LPF), Dutch
                  elite parties 40            Britain 38                political party 105
                  End of the Century (Századvég),  France 145, 146, 148, 149  LO see Lutte Ouvrière
                    Hungary 168–9             Greece 130–2, 139–40    Loulis, Yiannis 131, 132
                  entertainisation 72–3       Hungary 175             LPF see Lijst Pim Fortuyn
                  European Constitution 184   see also candidate selection;   Lutte Ouvrière (LO), France 155
                  European Parliamentary elections  personalisation of politics;
                    154–5, 184                  politicians           McGinnis, Joe 40
                  Evert, Miltiades 132, 133  individualisation 63–4   Machnig, Mathias 70
                                            insiders                  Mandelson, Peter 54, 58
                  Fanaras, Esftratios 131, 132  Britain 58            La Margherita, Italian political party
                  FDP see Free Democratic Party  Greece 132             121–2
                  Federal Council, Germany    Italy 118               marketers 123–4
                    (Bundesrat) 74–5        internet/intranet use     marketing 13, 17–18, 36, 116–17
                  Ferniot, Jean 146           Germany 18, 70            France 155
                  Fininvest 116               Greece 134–5              Greece 129–32
                  Fischer, Joschka 24         Netherlands 104, 107      Italy 122–3
                  Flessas, George 131, 132    Sweden 90                 see also advertising; political
                  focus groups 9–10, 31       see also new technologies  communication
                    Netherlands 106–7       interpenetration zone 65  mass party 36, 40
                    Sweden 89                                         Mass Team 131
                    see also research       Jaffré, Jerôme 156        Medgyessy, Peter 171–2, 175
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                  La force tranquille (the quiet  Jospin, Lionel 152, 153–5, 156, 157–8  media 11
                    strength) 145, 148      journalists                 France 157
                  Fortuyn, Pim 17, 99         Germany 67, 76, 77        Greece 127–8, 138–40
                  Forza Italia, Italy 13, 42, 116–17, 118,  Hungary 163–4  Hungary 163–4, 173–4
                    121–2                     see also media; newspapers  Italy 114, 115–16
                  Fouks, Stéphane 154       Juppé, Alain 155–6          Netherlands 22, 99–101
                  Free Democratic Party (FDP),                          and politicians 32, 38, 139–40,
                    Germany 66–7, 68        Kampa, Germany 18, 70–71     148
                  funding see political parties,  Karamanlis, Costas 131–2, 133, 138  politicisation 65
                    finances                 KEP (Movement of Free Citizens),  Sweden 83–6, 91
                                              Greece 137                see also commercialisation of the
                  le Gall, Gérard 156       Kohl, Helmut 69              media; deregulation;
                  Gallup Hungary 165        kommatikokratia (partyocracy),  journalists; newspapers;
                  Génération Mitterand 150    Greece 129, 136            television use
                  Giscard d’Estaing, Valery 145, 147  Kousoulis, Lefteris 131, 132  media chancellor 17 see also
                  globalisation 28                                      Schröder, Gerhard
                  Go Hungarians! (Hajrá Magyarok!)  Labour Party, Britain  media logic 17–18, 76, 100–1, 109
                    169                       advertising 31          media systems, and social change
                  Gould, Philip 55, 57, 58    Campaign and Communications   63–5
                  Government Information Service  Directorate 54–5    Mediari 165
                    (Service d’Information    election campaigns 18, 54–6  mediatisation of politics 11, 65
                    Gouvernment), France 149  modernisation 32, 55, 56  mediatised populist democracy 172
                  government systems          and new technologies 58  Metron Analysis 131, 136
              190   Hungary 173               organisation 13, 42, 51–5, 60  Missika, Jean-Louis 149
                                                                      Mitsotakis, Constantine 129, 132
                                              professionalisation 32, 42, 53–4
                    Netherlands 101–2
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