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Political polarization threatens fairness and reciprocity in the USA. [PDF]

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Fetchenhauer D   +5 more
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Political parties and innovation

Public Management Review, 2016
ABSTRACTPublic innovation and political parties are usually not studied together. Given the key position parties hold in representative democracies, it is somewhat odd that their influence on public innovation has not been explored. We propose to open this line of inquiry and introduce a typology that highlights four avenues for studying the links ...
Bischoff, Carina Saxlund   +1 more
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Parties as Political Intermediaries

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 2002
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Caillaud, Bernard, Tirole, Jean
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Political Parties and Party System

2022
Abstract This chapter describes the foundation, evolution, organization, and societal connections of Portugal’s main political parties, and reviews the main cleavages and lines of competition of the party system. It argues that Portugal is home to an institutionalized, consolidated, and nationalized party system of moderate pluralism ...
Mafalda Pratas, Fernando Bizzarro
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The political parties

1985
British politics is party politics which takes place in what is fundamentally a two-party system. In this chapter, therefore, we shall focus principally upon the Conservative and Labour parties, as they have been the two most significant political forces, at any rate since the Second World War.
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Political Parties and Party Politics

2006
This chapter examines the Europeanization of British party politics. It is within the domain of party politics that debates about the EU have often been at their most intense, yet, compared to particular policy areas, party politics tend not to be the subject of analyses of Europeanization. This is surprising because, as Hix (2005: 180) points out, ‘EU
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