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Competizione partitica e “issue yield”: il caso dell’integrazione europea in tempi di crisi
Lorenzo De Sio, Mark N. Franklin, Till Weber, The risks and opportunities of Europe: How issue yield explains (non-)reactions to the financial crisis, Electoral Studies, Volume 44, December 2016, Pages 483-491, ISSN 0261-379
Intervista di Andrea Maccagno a Lorenzo De Sio
Lorenzo De Sio, questo articolo analizza come i partiti dei vari paesi europei hanno utilizzato (o scelto di non utilizzare) il controverso tema dell'integrazione europea nelle loro strategie di competizione elettorale. Da quale interrogativo di ricerca nasce questo articolo?
Le Interviste CISE mirano a divulgare l'attività di ricerca del CISE che produce pubblicazioni scientifiche in ambito italiano e internazionale. La formula dell'intervista,...
La legge elettorale fra illusioni e pericoli
D’ALIMONTE, R. D. R. (2012). La legge elettorale fra illusioni e pericoli. IL MULINO, 402–412.
Le primarie del centro-sinistra del 25 novembre e del 2 dicembre 2012: un’analisi descrittiva con dati aggregati
Despite primary elections in Italy continue to be asymmetric – i.e. carried out only
by the center-left coalition – their ability to involve the electorate and their growing media
impact make it a powerful democratic tool. In this article we study the 2012 Italian primary
elections, held by the center-left coalition in order to select the prime ministerial candidate
for the 2013 general elections. In particular, we will shed light on three dimensions: turnout,
electoral results and competitiveness. We will also take into account the role played by the
new candidate selection rule – the two-round system – which will allow us to collect a lot of
information about the voting behavior of the selectorate. What has been the turnout level in the
2012 Italian primary elections? Which similarities and differences can be found in the patterns
of participation between the first and the second round? Which factors may explain the territorial
differences in turnout levels? What have been the territorial patterns of voting behavior
for the main candidates? The 2012 primary elections have been more or less competitive with
respect to the previous Italian national primaries? We will try to address these questions through
the use of a mainly quantitative methodology with aggregate data.
Conflict Mobilisation or Problem-Solving? Issue Competition in Western Europe
A new book edited by Lorenzo De Sio and Romain Lachat has been just published by Routledge; information is available here.
The book presents the results of the Issue Competition Comparative Project (ICCP) (data and documentation is openly accessible and available free of charge through the ICCP and GESIS websites), which analysed six elections in six important European countries (Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and UK) between 2017 and 2018 through a focus on post-ideological issue competition, leveraging a fresh theoretical perspective – and innovative data collection and analysis methods – emerging from issue yield theory.
The contributors to this volume cast...
Italy: A Case of Fragmented Bipolarism
D’ALIMONTE, R. D. R. (2005). Italy: A Case of Fragmented Bipolarism. In G. M. & M. P. (Eds.), THE POLITICS OF ELECTORAL SYSTEMS (pp. 253–276). Oxford: Oxford University Press.