The Massachusetts Greens in electoral politics

Article Abstract:

The electoral performances of the state-level constituent branches of the Green-Rainbow Party of Massachusetts (GRP), one of the most active green parties in the New England area of the United States, are analyzed. Although the GRP has made significant gains at the local level and constructed an effective organizational framework at the state level, improved efforts and success are needed for the GRP to make a breakthrough in national electoral politics.

Management dynamics, Massachusetts, Management, Coalition governments, Referendum, Referendums, Company business management, Green Party (United States)

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'As you sow, so you shall reap': the New Zealand Greens and the general election of 2002

Article Abstract:

A profile of the Green party of Aotearoa New Zealand, the second oldest Green Party in the world is presented. Its journey from its inception until 2002 with reference to the general elections is discussed.

New Zealand, Political parties

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The Swedish elections 2002 and the Swedish Greens

Article Abstract:

The role and strategies employed, alongwith its consequences, by the Swedish Greens in the 2002 elections are presented.

Sweden, Ecology Party (Sweden)

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