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mass party: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

a party type built on a large dues-paying membership organized in local branches, which finances the party and ties it to a social class or group.

In comparative politics, mass party refers to a party type built on a large dues-paying membership organized in local branches, which finances the party and ties it to a social class or group. This meaning comes from Duverger (1954) in Political parties, their organization and activity in the modern state.[1]

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References

Duverger, M. (1954). Political parties, their organization and activity in the modern state. Methuen. ISBN 9780416683202

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