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Examining and Explaining the Northern League's ‘U-Turn’ from Europe
Government and Opposition, 2004AbstractSet in the context of the larger literature on regionalist parties and specifically on the Italian Northern League, this paper examines and explains why the party moved from Euro-positivism to Euroscepticism. Drawing on concepts raised in the larger comparative politics literature, five explanations of this U-turn towards Europe are evaluated ...
Kritzinger, Sylvia +2 more
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Ecological vulnerability research for Xilingol League, Northern China
Acta Ecologica Sinica, 2012Environmental change will affect the sustainability of human-environmental systems with natural and anthropogenic driving forces,especially in the ecologically vulnerable dryland,where the loss of biological and economic productivity hinders the prospects of poverty reduction.To adapt to a complicated changing environment,human society has to respond ...
徐广才 XU Guangcai +3 more
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NORTHERN REGIONALISM IN ITALY AND THE NORTHERN LEAGUE
2010Batı Avrupa ülkelerinde faaliyet gösteren bölgeselci hareketlerin her biri bulundukları ülkenin tarihi, coğrafi ve sosyo-ekonomik koşullarına göre birbirinden farklılaşmaktadır. Bunlar arasında son 20 yıldır İtalya’nın iç siyasetinde aktif rol oynayan Kuzey Ligi (Lega Nord) Hareketi, tartışmalı söylem ve politikaları, ideolojik belirsizlikleri ve ...
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Northern League in National, European and Regional Elections: A Spatial Analysis
Polis, 2012A geographic perspective is used to compare and contrast patterns of political participation between first- and second-order elections. Changes in support for the Northern League (LN) between the 2006 and 2008 national, 2009 European and 2010 regional contests are mapped and evaluated with formal spatial analyses.
Shin, Michael, PASSARELLI, GIANLUCA
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Opposition in Italy in the 1990s: Local Political Cultures and the Northern League
Government and Opposition, 1998SINCE 1989 THE NATURE OF OPPOSITION IN SEVERAL WESTERN democracies has been subject to change, and Italy is no exception. But the Italian case is distinct because the changes which occurred in Italy after 1989 amount to a revolution compared to the traditional political equilibrium.
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Owner parties and party institutionalisation in Italy: is the Northern League exceptional?
Modern Italy, 2015Studies on party institutionalisation commonly argue that parties with personalist leadership and weak organisation are unlikely to remain in power beyond leadership succession. In other words, these parties will rarely attain their own institutionalisation. From this perspective, the recent Italian political reality represents a conundrum.
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Crossing the Rubicon … and Back: Twenty Years of the Italian Northern League
South European Society and Politics, 2013"The Italian Lega Nord (Northern League, LN) is the oldest party among those currently represented in the Italian parliament. Since then, the LN has been at the centre of Italian political debate and more than twenty years after its foundation continues to be an important and relevant party in the Italian system.
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City versus Metropolis: The Northern League in the Milan Metropolitan Area
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2002Entire metropolitan areas are often seen as fundamental components of the emerging global space–economy. The national and global roles of central cities, however, may lead them in fundamentally different economic and political directions from their hinterlands if the functions of the cities are decreasingly complementary to those of their surrounding ...
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Rome at Bay: The Challenge of the Northern League to the Italian State
Government and Opposition, 1992THE MOST SURPRISING BENEFICIARY OF A SERIES OF upsets in European elections which have shaken established political forces is probably the Lega Nord (Northern League) which wants to make the north of Italy effectively self-governing within a radically decentralized Italian state.
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