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América Latina Hoy, 2009 RESUMEN: Este artículo examina por qué algunas democracias y semidemocracias desarrollan sistemas de partidos relativamente estables, mientras que otras continúan envueltas en altos niveles de volatilidad electoral.
Scott MAINWARING, Edurne ZOCO
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Uncovering the Wider Structure of Extreme Right Communities Spanning Popular Online Networks [PDF]
, 2013 Recent years have seen increased interest in the online presence of extreme right groups. Although originally composed of dedicated websites, the online extreme right milieu now spans multiple networks, including popular social media platforms such as ...
Carthy, Joe +4 more
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The Decline of Islamic Parties and the Dynamics of Party System in Post-Suharto Indonesia
JSP: Jurnal Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik, 2023 This study aims to investigate the decline of Islamic parties in post-Suharto Indonesia and its correlation with changes in the electoral system. Using a mixed method, data on the post-Suharto election was analyzed quantitatively using the Pedersen ...
Asep Nurjaman
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Öst är öst och väst är väst? En jämförande studie av partisystemens stabilitet i Europa 2008–2019
Nordisk Østforum, 2020 East is East and West is West? Comparing Party System Stability in Europe 2008–2019 This article compares trends in party system stability in Central/ Eastern Europe (CEE) and Western Europe, to see if recent studies indicating that the two regions have ...
Andreas Bågenholm
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Economic indicators and electoral volatility: economic effects on electoral volatility in Western Europe, 1950–2013 [PDF]
Comparative European Politics, 2017 Economic voting theory assumes that on an individual level voters react to economic indicators to hold incumbents responsible for the performance of the economy. On an aggregate level, this would imply that there is an association between economic indicators and levels of volatility since voters have to switch parties if they want to punish or reward ...
Ruth Dassonneville, Marc Hooghe
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How unstable? Volatility and the genuinely new parties in Eastern Europe [PDF]
, 2005 Measuring of party system stability in Eastern Europe during the first decade of democratic elections presents problems. The traditional quantitative measure - volatility - does not distinguish between the dynamics among incumbent parties and the rise of
Sikk, A
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Journal of Politics in Latin America, 2023 Previous research has shown that presidential debates have “minimal effects” on aggregate electoral preferences because they mainly reinforce people's pre-existing political preferences.
Francisco Cantú, Miguel Carreras
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Electoral volatility and the dynamics of electoral reform
West European Politics, 2016 AbstractRecent elections in Europe have shown that a context of increasing citizen distrust towards democratic institutions may lead to very high levels of electoral volatility and to the emergence of new parties. On the other hand, institutional reforms are sometimes presented as a solution to citizens’ discontent with political institutions. Focusing
Nunez Lopez, Lidia +2 more
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Volatility and Electoral Shocks [PDF]
, 2019 Abstract The General Elections of 2015 and 2017 marked a historically high level of volatility, both at the aggregate level and at the level of the individual voter. In this chapter we describe how this increased volatility is part of a long-term trend in British politics, but one which accelerated markedly after 2010.
Edward Fieldhouse +6 more
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VOLATILITY AND WESTERN EUROPEAN PARTY SYSTEMS: TWO NEW APPROACHES
Baltic Journal of Political Science, 2015 The sharp rise in electoral volatility in the last two decades calls for a new explanation of Western European party systems. The established party system theory—Lipset and Rokkan’s “freezing hypothesis”—is not confirmed by today’s data.
Jan-Erik Lane
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