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La formazione elettorale dei governi
D’ALIMONTE, R. D. R. (2011). La formazione elettorale dei governi. In S. Fabbrini, V. Lippolis, & G. M. Salerno (Eds.), Governare le democrazie. Esecutivi, leader e sfide (pp. 55–74). napoli: CASA EDITRICE DOTT. EUGENIO JOVENE S.R.L.
Challenger’s delight: The results of the 2018 Italian general election
Aldo Paparo, Challenger’s delight: The results of the 2018 Italian general election, Italian Political Science, Volume 13, Issue 1, pp. 63–81.
ABSTRACT
The results of the 2018 general election were shocking. Although the main competitors were the same as in 2013 (the centre-right coalition, the centre-left coalition, and the Movimento 5 Stelle), great uncertainty sur-rounded the electoral outcome because of the application of a new electoral system, and polls data indicating the competitiveness of the multiple political formations and the high number of undecided voters. For the first time in Western European history, a successful debutant managed not to lose votes in...
The Microfoundations of Party System Stability in Legislatures
What sustains stability in legislative party systems between elections? This question commands attention given the potential for change highlighted in recent work on legislative party switching. In addressing the question, this article echoes a prominent theme in research on legislatures, parties, and party systems: the importance of the party label. The novelty here is the treatment of the individual legislator’s need for manifest loyalty to the status quo party label as the chief constraint that deters incumbents from switching and underpins stability in legislative party systems. Our theory focuses on the value of stable party affiliations to voters and thus to incumbents as well. We extract testable implications and assess hypotheses against an original cross-national dataset of over 4,300 monthly observations of MP behavior in 116 legislative terms. We find that the temporal proximity to elections deters MPs’ moves. This electoral deterrent acquires particular force under candidate-centered electoral systems
Party Preferences and Electoral Reform: How Time in Government Affects the Likelihood of Supporting Electoral Change
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West European Politics, Volume 34, Number 3, May 2011 , pp. 568-586(19)
Autori: Jean-Benoit Pilet; Damien Bol
Abstract:
Most of the literature asserts that political parties rationally define their preference for electoral reform with respect to their possible gains and the balance of power between and within parties. Other scholars moderate this rationality, underlining the role of the uncertainty inherent to any change in the electoral system. This article shows how risk and expected gains interact. Through an analysis of the preferences of 84 parties in 13 different electoral reform debates, it shows that risk impedes parties from supporting even advantageous change....
Bipolarismo addio? Il sistema partitico tra cambiamento e de-istituzionalizzazione
CHIARAMONTE, A. C. A., & Emanuele, V. (2014). Bipolarismo addio? Il sistema partitico tra cambiamento e de-istituzionalizzazione. In A. Chiaramonte & L. D. Sio (Eds.), Terremoto elettorale. Le elezioni politiche del 2013 (pp. 233–262). BOLOGN...