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Tag: political parties

“It’s not the left: ideology and protest participation in old and new democracies”, Filip Kostelka and Jan Rovny (CEE Sciences Po, France)

Posted on 25/03/2019

KOSTELKA, Filip et ROVNY, Jan. It’s Not the Left: Ideology and Protest Participation in Old and New Democracies. Comparative Political […]

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“Economic internationalization and the decline of the left–right dimension”, GROSSMAN Emiliano and SAUGER Nicolas (SPCEE, France)

Posted on 26/02/2019

GROSSMAN, Emiliano et SAUGER, Nicolas. Economic internationalization and the decline of the left–right dimension. Party Politics. January 2019, vol 25, […]

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Seminar “What went wrong with the theories of moderation and what does the AKP case of Turkey show us?”, 27 February 2019 (IIR, Czech Republic)

Posted on 25/02/2019

Seminar: “What went wrong with the theories of moderation and what does the AKP case of Turkey show us?” When? […]

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“Issue dimensionality and party competition in turbulent times”, Jan Rovny & Stephen Whitefield (SPCEE, France)

Posted on 31/01/2019

“Issue dimensionality and party competition in turbulent times” from Party Politics, Jan Rovny, Stephen Whitefield, January 2019, vol 25, n° 1. 93 p. We start […]

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“Italy’s 2018 Elections: A Hung Parliament and Four Government Scenarios”, Alessandro Marrone, IAI Commentaries, 18:15, March 2018 (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 28/03/2018

The Italian elections have sanctioned the success of the conservative coalition – made up of an alliance between the Lega, […]

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What happened to Europe’s left?, Jan Rovny (CNRS-SciencesPo, France)

Posted on 22/02/2018

in: Blog LSE – EUROPP – European Politics and Policy, February 2018 Only a handful of European states are currently governed by […]

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New wine in old bottles. Explaining the dimensional structure of European party systems, Jan Rovny, Jonathan Polk (CNRS-SciencesPo, France)

Posted on 22/02/2018

in: Party Politics, February 2018, p. 1-13 In Europe, noneconomic political issues are seen as secondary but significant aspects of political competition. There […]

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The elections in Chile and Honduras and regional political trends in 2018, Carlos Malamud, Rogelio Núñez (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 22/02/2018

in Analyses of the Elcano Royal Institute (ARI), 2 February 2018 Chile and Honduras have kicked off an intense electoral period […]

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Mainstreaming Euroscepticism? An analysis of the effects of the politicisation of Europe in domestic elections on the framing strategies of the centre-right in Britain, France and Germany (Sciences Po, France)

Posted on 25/01/2018

Les Cahiers européens de Sciences Po n° n°3/2017 The functional logic that had for so long guided European member states […]

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“Catalonia secessionist parties regain control of the region´s parliament”, William Chislett, December 2017 (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 23/01/2018

  Despite of the attempts of Rajoy to call elections in Catalonia in order to stop the secessionism reclaims. Once […]

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“Germany‘s New Instability” – CIFE Policy Paper N°63, Hartmut Marhold (CIFE)

Posted on 11/12/2017

The political system of the Federal Republic has been one of the most stable and solid among Western democracies since […]

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“A Resilience Approach to a Failed Accession State: The Case of Turkey”, Sinan Ülgen (IAI, Italy)

Posted on 08/12/2017

The concept of “building resilience” in Turkey can be defined as improving the capacity of institutions and society to withstand […]

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Could Austria join the Visegrád Group?, Paul Schmidt (Austrian Society for European Politics – ÖGfE)

Posted on 07/12/2017

The leader of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), Heinz-Christian Strache, has previously proposed that Austria could join the Visegrád […]

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A time of general distrust, Andrés Ortega (Elcano Institute)

Posted on 07/12/2017

Distrust permeates our societies: distrust in governments, in parliaments, in the news media, and even corporations have lost ground in […]

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Germany shifting to the right, Alexander Görlach (Elcano Institute)

Posted on 07/12/2017

And now Germany: similarly to most other European countries, the Federal Republic will now also have a right-wing party decisively […]

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Japan’s rosy short-term outlook masks the failure of Abenomics , Alicia Garcia Herrero & Kohei Iwahara (Elcano Institute)

Posted on 06/12/2017

The Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzō Abe, won a majority in the elections to the Lower House of parliament held […]

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Les enjeux européens dans la présidentielle française, Comptes-rendus, Olivier Rozenberg (Sciences Po, France)

Posted on 04/12/2017

in Les Cahiers européens de Sciences Po n° 02/2017 L’Europe d’aujourd’hui est confrontée à de très nombreuses crises. L’événement majeur que […]

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“Possible Future European Union Party-Political Systems”, Martin Westlake (College of Europe Bruges)

Posted on 24/10/2017

in Bruges Political Research Papers no.60 The paper passes in review the post-war steps to a parliamentary European Union and a […]

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The Communist Party convenes in China: What is in the tea leaves?, Jyrki Kallio (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 24/10/2017

The Communist Party of China is meeting to set up guidelines for the next five years. Although Chinese society is […]

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Republican government in the United States: Its implications for US foreign policy, Anna Kronlund (FIIA, Finland)

Posted on 24/10/2017

The 2016 elections in the United States resulted in Republican victories at both state and federal levels. After the years […]

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Crisis in Social Democracy, crisis in Europe?, Andrés Ortega (Elcano, Spain)

Posted on 18/10/2017

Elcano Blog, October 2017 The competition that has characterised European politics for years has been between a centre-left and centre-right. […]

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Ukraine’s party system evolution: 1990-2017 (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)

Posted on 18/09/2017

This publication presents an abridged version of the Analytical Report by the Razumkov Centre that examines the emergence and further […]

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    High Level Interdisciplinary Conference “Future of Europe”, 28 – 29 January 2021 (College of Europe, Bruges)

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