Auteur(s): Jean-Benoit Pilet, in collaboration with Sergiu Gherghina
Editions: Elsevier
Année: 2021
New paper out in Electoral Studies.
Abstract
Earlier research refers to populist parties as being advocates of a greater use of referendum. Yet, there has been no large-scale systematic test of…
Auteur(s): Jean-Benoit Pilet, in collaboration with André Blais, Damien Bol, Shaun Bowler, David M Farrell, Annika Fredén, Martial Foucault, Emmanuel Heisbourg, Romain Lachat, Ignacio Lago, Peter John Loewen, Miroslav Nemčok, and Carolina Plescia
Editions: Sage Journals
Collection: Political studies
Année: 2021
New paper out in Political Studies.
Abstract
There is perennial debate in comparative politics about electoral institutions, but what characterizes this debate is the lack of consideration for…
Auteur(s): Pascal Delwit
Editions: Le Seuil
Année: 2021
Nouvel article dans la revue Pouvoirs.
Résumé
En 1967, Seymour Martin Lipset et Stein Rokkan théorisent la notion de clivage dans le domaine politique. Lignes de démarcation sociale forte qui se…
Auteur(s): Pietro Castelli Gattinara in collaboration with Caterina Froio and Andrea Pirro
Editions: The European Consortium for Political Research
Année: 2021
New paper out in the European Journal of Political Research.
Abstract
What explains far-right mobilisation in the protest arena? After decades of growing electoral support and policy influence,…
Auteur(s): Luca Bettarelli with Michela Cella, Giovanna Iannantuoni & Elena Manzoni
Editions: Springer
Année: 2021
New paper out in Economia Politica.
Abstract
In this paper we analyse the effect of constitutional structures over policy outcomes. In particular, we exploit the heterogeneity in parliamentary…
Auteur(s): Margaux de Barros
Editions: Open Edition Journals
Collection: Revue Espace, Populations, Sociétés
Année: 2021
À travers une recherche empirique et qualitative, j’explore la façon dont l’occupation d’un ancien hôpital par les habitants expulsés de Woodstock (Le Cap), reconfigure leurs expériences et pratiques…
Auteur(s): Bruna Pastro Zagatto, Luiz Enrique Vieira de Souza , Marcelo Fetz and Nataly Sousa Pinho
Editions: Routledge - Taylor & Francis Group
Année: 2021
Abstract
This article presents a conceptual definition of the “environmental militias,” which are criminal networks responsible for the rampant increase of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon. We…
Auteur(s): Camille Nessel & Elke Verhaeghe
Editions: JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies
Année: 2021
Abstract
Political representation of problems includes an aim to control an audience's impressions and create a societally-acceptable social reality. This paper analyses the narrative construction…
Auteur(s): Clémence Deswert
Editions: Eleven Journals
Collection: Politics of the Low Countries
Année: 2021
Abstract
Studies on media coverage of women politicians have underlined how the media contribute to the association of the figure of the political leader with masculinity. Yet, the social…
Auteur(s): Davide Vittori & Davide Angelucci
Editions: Routledge
Collection: West European Politics
Année: 2021
Abstract
Scholars have shown a consistent decline in class voting over time, arguing that social class no longer structures political competition. Yet, the loss of the explanatory power of social…
