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Elections in Saxony and Thuringia: A Test of Stability of Germany's Party-Political System

Analytical papers of the Institute of Europe RAS
On September 1, 2024, elections were held to the state parliaments (Landtage) in two Eastern German states: Saxony and Thuringia. As expected, the “protest” parties "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) and "Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance for Reason and Justice ...
Vladislav Belov
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Spain: Parties and the party system in the transition

West European Politics, 1984
(1984). Spain: Parties and the party system in the transition. West European Politics: Vol. 7, The New Mediterranean Democracies: Regime Transition in Spain, Greece and Portugal, pp. 84-98.
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(In)Stability of the party system in Poland

Party System Change, the European Crisis and the State of Democracy, 2018
Katarzyna Walecka
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Dynamics of the Party System: Alignment and Realignment of Political Parties in the United States

, 1974
J. Sundquist
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The Party’s Over: McCutcheon, Shadow Parties, and the Future of the Party System

The Supreme court review, 2015
Joseph Fishkin, H. Gerken
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The Party System

1989
In the 1980s, the party system, which for a decade or more had exhibited a very high degree of stability, appeared to be changing so much as to suggest a complete breakdown of the existing model. A number of developments combined to cause an upheaval in the party landscape.
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Secular Realignment and the Party System

Journal of Politics, 1959
V. Key
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Parties and the Party System

2014
Margret Hornsteiner, Thomas Saalfeld
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Support for the Party System by the Mass Public

American Political Science Review, 1966
Jack Dennis
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The Emergence of Parties and Party Systems

2009
Abstract This article discusses the emergence of parties and party systems. It summarizes the two main competing explanations of party systems, which are the neo-institutionalist research agenda and the historical-sociological literature. It then evaluates their strengths and limitations. The last two sections are focused on a new method
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