Transitions from Dictatorship to Democracy: Comparative Studies of Spain, Portugal, and Greece

alliance analysis apparatuses argued authoritarian autonomy Banco banks Basque country bourgeois capitalist capitalist class class struggle coalition colonies comprador bourgeoisie contradictions coup democracy in Spain democratic socialism democratization process dictatorship domestic bourgeoisie dominant class elections electoral Europe European exports favor firms forces foreign capital fractions Franco regime Greece Greece's Greek groups hegemony ideological important increased industrial interests internal investment Jessop junta labor lantzas Left liberal major Maravall Mário Soares Marxist military monopoly domestic bourgeoisie movement Nicos Poulantzas opposition organizations Papandreou Papandreou's parliamentary democracy PASOK percent petty bourgeoisie policies political parties popular masses Portugal Portuguese position Poulantzas believed power bloc production PSOE reform represented result role ruling class sector social formation society Spain Spanish Spínola strategy structure Suárez Ta Nea theory trade unions transition to democracy transition to socialism vote wages whereas workers