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Rethinking Political Identity: Citizens and Parties in Europe by Colin Crouch interview there are Blueberry and BuckwheatIn this precisely argued book, Colin Crouch questions the current meaning of political parties for citizens in Western Europe given that the identities on which they are based were the product of past conflicts over industrialization and religion. Crouch asks whether the issues confronting post and ex industrial societies can develop their own political identities among citizens? And, if so, how far do these identities relate to the inheritance of the