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Per Obama una “rete” di sicurezza. La postfazione di D’Alimonte al libro di Lucchini e Matarazzo
di Roberto D'Alimonte
Pubblicato sul Sole 24 Ore il 31 gennaio 2014
Quando la rete è entrata nelle nostre vite non c’è voluto molto per chiedersi se e come avrebbe trasformato il modo di far politica nelle nostre democrazie. Sul se ci sono sempre stati pochi dubbi. L’incertezza verteva sul come. Adesso abbiamo una risposta. Non ancora definitiva, ma il trend è chiaro. Le due campagne presidenziali di Obama, soprattutto quella del 2012, rappresentano da questo punto di vista uno spartiacque. E’ quello che emerge chiaramente dalla lettura di questo bel libro. Nell’era di internet la politica è destinata a cambiare...
The year of challengers? The CISE e-book on issues, public opinion, and elections in 2017
The year of challengers?
Issues, public opinion, and elections in Western Europe in 2017
edited by Lorenzo De Sio and Aldo Paparo
Within the seven-month period going from mid-March to mid-October of 2017, five Western-European democracies held their general elections: the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Austria. This provided an exceptional opportunity to study public opinion structures in these countries in the particularly turbulent context that followed disruptive electoral developments such as the Brexit referendum and the election of Donald Trump. To exploit this opportunity, the CISE launched an innovative comparative research project to empirically assess before the elections the preferences of...
Filling the Void? Political Responsiveness of Populist Parties
Per citare l'articolo:
Carolina Plescia, Sylvia Kritzinger & Lorenzo De Sio (2019) "Filling the Void? Political Responsiveness of Populist Parties", Representation, 55:4, 513-533, DOI: 10.1080/00344893.2019.1635197
Scarica l'articolo qui.
Abstract:
This paper examines the responsiveness of populist parties to the
salience of issues amongst the public focusing on a large number of
issues on which parties campaign during elections. The paper
investigates both left- and right-wing populist parties comparatively in
three countries, namely Austria, Germany and Italy. We find that while
populist parties carry out an...
The Moving Centre: Preferences for Government Activity in Britain, 1950–2005
Segnalazione bibliografica.
British Journal of Political Science (2011), 41: 259-285
Autori: John Bartle, Sebastian Dellepiane-Avellaneda, James Stimson
Abstract
The political ‘centre’ is often discussed in debates about public policy and analyses of party strategies and election outcomes. Yet, to date, there has been little effort to estimate the political centre outside the United States. This article outlines a method of estimating the political centre using public opinion data collected for the period between 1950 and 2005. It is demonstrated that it is possible to measure the centre in Britain, that it moves over time, that it shifts in response to government activity...
Constructing Accountability: Party Position Taking and Economic Voting
Segnalazione bibliografica.
Autore: Timothy Hellwig
Comparative Political Studies January 2012 vol. 45 no. 1 91-118
Abstract
A positive relationship between economic performance and support for incumbents is routinely taken as evidence that elections work for accountability. Recent investigations into this relationship have examined just how signals from the economy translate into popular support. However, neither selection models nor sanctioning models explicitly incorporate the actions of political elites. This article advances a strategic parties model of economic voting. Political incumbents have incentives to adjust their policy positions in response to economic conditions. When parties advocate distinct positions on economic issues, elections can be understood in...