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Critical Social Policy, Volume 33, Number 3, Issue 116 August 2013

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Critical Social Policy, Volume 33 Number 4, Issue 117, November 2013

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Gender and Development, Volume 21, Number 3 November 2013

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American Journal of Evaluation, Volume 34, Number 4, December 2013

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Asian Survey, Volume 53, Nomor 2, March/April 2013

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World Politics : a quarterly journal of international relations, Volume 65, N…

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Government formation under the shadow of a core party: The case of the First …

Despite its theoretical relevance, the role played by the existence of a core party in explaining the partisan composition of governments represents an understudied area in the empirical research on coalition formations. This article addresses the gap in the literature by focusing on the Italian case between 1946–1993. The role of the core party not only finds corroboration in the data, but it …

Online social networks and micro-blogging in political campaigning: The explo…

This study explores how candidates running for the European Parliament (EP) in 2009 used micro-blogging and online social networks – in this case Twitter (www.twitter.com) in the early stage of its adoption – to communicate and connect with citizens. Micro-blogging in general, and Twitter in particular, is one of the new and popular Web 2.0 applications, yet there has been little research focus…

A leader without a party: Exploring the relationship between Geert Wilders' l…

Most existing studies of leadership effects on electoral success employ survey data only. This time-series study combines a content analysis of media appearances of the right-wing populist leader Geert Wilders in 2006 with his party's popularity in the polls. The content analysis focuses on three aspects of the media coverage: (1) visibility, (2) whether he articulates a vision for the future, …

Measuring variations in party unity voting: An assessment of agenda effects

Measures of party divisiveness have been widely used in scholarly literature for a variety of different purposes. However, conventional measures of party divisiveness, such as the percentage of party votes in a particular Congress, fail to consider important changes in the agenda from one Congress to the next. We introduce a measure that controls for such changes, drawing attention to the effec…

Islamists and the regime: Applying a new framework for analysis to the case o…

This paper develops a theoretical framework for analyzing the strategic interaction between Islamists – pragmatic and dogmatic – and the regime when Shari’a-based issues are negotiated. I advance the new notion that pragmatists might be responsive to the Islamist electorate. Within the framework I generate the hypothesis that, if the regime promotes substantive reforms and the Islamist electora…

Policy agendas and births and deaths of political parties

The standard model of political party density emphasizing the interaction of social cleavages and district magnitude (M) is incomplete in accounting for number of parties in cases of high values of M in an arbitrary way. We explore an alternative model for such cases emphasizing the slack in the issue agenda available to parties with which to construct viable identities or niches they can emplo…

Jalan Baru Otonomi Desa: mengembalikan otonomi masyarakat, studi kasus Bali, …

Buku ini merupakan laporan dari hasil penelitian yang menggabungkan informasi-informasi primer dan sekunder (kajian pustaka) tentang dinamika yang terjadi, terkait dengan munculnya inisiatif mengusung kembali konsepsi adat sebagai alternative terhadap praktek penyeragaman lembaga desa di dalam kehidupan masyarakat lokal di Indonesia. Kajian ini dibatasi hanya pada wilayah Bali, Sumatera dan Flo…

The immigration issue and anti-immigrant party success in Sweden 1970-2006: A…

Electoral success of anti-immigrant parties varies considerably across Western Europe. This article contributes to research on this important matter by analysing which current theories that accounts for the failure of anti-immigrant parties in one national context, Sweden. It draws on an unusually rich set of data to trace important processes from the 1970s up to 2006. It shows that the failure…

Why there is (almost) no Christian Democracy in post-communist Europe

Compared to its West European counterparts, post-communist Christian Democracy is notable for its lack of success. Even in the most religious of post-communist democracies, no Christian Democratic (CD) party has claimed a plurality of the electorate. At the same time, there is a considerable range in average electoral support from 1990 to 2010, i.e. from 0.7 percent in Estonia to as high as 18.…