Tag Articoli con tag "personal vote"

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To cite the article: Emanuele, V., Marino, B., and Diodati, N. M. (2022) When institutions matter: electoral systems and intraparty fractionalization in Western Europe, Comparative European Politics, DOI: 10.1057/s41295-022-00319-z The article, published on Comparative European Politics, can be accessed here. Abstract The comparative study of intraparty divisions and their determinants has been a long-debated matter, but some issues remain unresolved. First, the problem of the empirical identification of intraparty groups. Second, the lack of comparative perspective and large-N cross-country and cross-time analyses, given intraparty divisions...

di Mattia Gatti Il concetto di sistema partitico de-istituzionalizzato fu introdotto negli anni Novanta da Mainwaring e Scully (1995) per inquadrare il costante stato di instabilità delle interazioni partitiche in America Latina. Esso si riferisce a una situazione in cui partiti politici instabili mostrano modelli d’interazione instabili e imprevedibili nel tempo (Casal Bértoa, 2014). Negli ultimi anni, tuttavia, questo termine è divenuto di utilizzo sempre più comune in Europa Occidentale. L’effetto combinato della crisi del debito europeo e di quella migratoria ha funzionato come catalizzatore per l’emersione di forze radicali e populiste di destra...

Emanuele, V. and Marino, B. (2016), 'Follow the candidates, not the parties? Personal vote in a regional de-institutionalised party system', Regional and Federal Studies Abstract This article analyses how personal vote shapes electoral competition and predicts electoral results in a regional de-institutionalized party system. After having analysed the connection between unpredictable political environment and personal vote, we build an original empirical model that explores preferential vote and patterns of re-candidacies and endorsements of the most voted candidates in the Calabrian regional elections. The analysis shows that leading candidates retain a more stable and predictable support over time with respect to parties...