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Europe and Liberal Democracy is a podcast that explores how Europe became the world biggest center of democracy in the post 1945 world. In our first season we look at the first time that the European Union and related organizations were able to bring and stabilize democracy, with Portugal's Carnation Revolution in 1974 and its aftermath.
Unknown Host hosts Europe and Liberal Democracy, a history show with 3 episodes published.
In this episode, the final one of our first season, I discuss democratic consolidation in Portugal between 1975 and 1976. Additionally, I talk about the defeat of the Communist Party. I finish up with a discussion of how
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In this episode, I begin by discussing the Carnation Revolution itself. Next, I discuss the political dysfunction that comes after the coup. Additionally, I talk about the issue of the colonies for the new Portuguese gov
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In this episode, I set the stage for the beginning of the Carnation Revolution. I bring 3 main causes: Diplomatic Repression in Portugal under Salazar with the PIDEWar in the ColoniesFinancial Pressure from the European
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Europe and Liberal Democracy is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under History and has published 3 episodes.
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