Political parties and electoral change : party responses to electoral markets / edited by Peter Mair, Wolfgang C. Mu?ller and Fritz Plasser.
This volume provides a comparative overview and account of how the parties in Western Europe have perceived contemporary challenges of electoral alignment and how they have responded - whether organizationally, programmatically, or institutionally.
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Place, Publisher, Year |
London
: SAGE
, 2004
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Pages | 1 online resource (ix, 280 p.) |
ISBN | 1-280-36892-6 9786610368921 0-7619-4718-3 1-4129-3282-3 |
Language | English |
Additional Information | Cover; Contents; Notes on Contributors; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1 - Introduction: Electoral Challenges and Party Responses; Chapter 2 - Party Responses to the Changing Electoral Market in Britain; Chapter 3 - Ephemeral Victories? France's Governing Parties, the Ecologists, and the Far Right; Chapter 4 - Embracing Dealignment, Combating Realigment: German Parties Respond; Chapter 5 - Party Responses to Electoral Dealignment in Italy; Chapter 6 - Party Responses to the Erosion of Voter Loyalties in Austria: Weakness as an Advantage and Strength as a Handicap Chapter 7 - Political Parties and Their Reactions to the Erosion of Voter Loyalty in Belgium: Caught in a Trap Chapter 8 - Electoral Fortunes and Responses of the Social Democratic Party and Liberal Party in Denmark: Ups and Downs; Chapter 9 - Political Parties in Electoral Markets in Postwar Ireland; Chapter 10 - Conclusion: Political Parties in Changing Electoral Markets; Index |
Target Audience | Specialized. |
Additional Information | English |
Online Access | Sage EBS 2024 EBSCO EBS 2024 |
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