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Zustand: BUONO USATO. Studi e ricerche ITALIANO IL LIBRO È USATO, PERTANTO POTREBBE PRESENTARE LIEVI DIFETTI/IMPERFEZIONI. LA FOTO CORRISPONDE AL LIBRO IN VENDITA. Presenza di qualche segnatura con lapis e matita colorata. La Seconda Repubblica ha ormai compiuto i quindici anni. In questo arco di tempo si sono svolte cinque elezioni politiche, con due sistemi elettorali diversi: un maggioritario di collegio con quota proporzionale per le prime tre; un proporzionale con premio di maggioranza per le ultime due. In entrambi i casi, sistemi misti portatori di un bipolarismo instabile, che fino al 2006 è stato molto frammentato. Inaspettatamente, nelle elezioni del 2008 - cui questo libro è dedicato - il quadro cambia radicalmente. Da maxi che erano le coalizioni diventano mini; alla Camera dei deputati i gruppi parlamentari si riducono da undici a cinque; i partiti di governo da otto a due. E qui viene utile Pirandello, l'evocazione del quale intende cogliere l'ambiguità del responso elettorale. Date le stesse regole del 2006, il copione pareva già scritto. E invece, con l'entrata in scena di Pd e Pdl, sono cambiati i personaggi principali e con essi il ruolo dei comprimari. Qual è allora il nostro "vero" sistema elettorale? E quali i "veri" risultati che ha prodotto, quelli del 2006 o quelli del 2008? In altri termini, il sistema partitico emerso dalle ultime elezioni è destinato a durare? Curatore: D'Alimonte, R.;Chiaramonte, A. Numero pagine 273. Il copyright dei dati è di Informazioni Editoriali I.E. Srl.

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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 268 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | This book offers a systematic and far-reaching account of party system institutionalization in Western Europe. Drawing upon a wide array of data and through a comparison of 20 countries from the end of WWII to 2019 across three arenas of party competition (electoral, parliamentary, and governmental ones), the empirical analysis shows that, over the past decade, the level of institutionalization in the Western European party systems has dramatically declined compared with previous decades. Electoral, parliamentary, and ¿ in some cases ¿ governmental instability and unpredictability have reached record-high levels. Although the impact of the 2008 Great Recession has certainly worked as a catalyst, this process of de-institutionalization has been mainly driven by long-term factors, such as cleavage decline and length of democratic experience. Moreover, its consequences are relevant not only for the relationship between parties and voters, but also for the very quality of democracy, asparty system deinstitutionalization causes a decline in the citizens¿ satisfaction of the way democracy works and even an erosion of the ¿objective¿ democratic standards. In a nutshell, Western Europe, once seen as the land of stability and the cradle of democracy, may have become the land of party system deinstitutionalization and incipient democratic backsliding.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Deinstitutionalization of Western European Party Systems | Alessandro Chiaramonte (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | xxiii | Englisch | 2023 | Springer | EAN 9783030979805 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book offers a systematic and far-reaching account of party system institutionalization in Western Europe. Drawing upon a wide array of data and through a comparison of 20 countries from the end of WWII to 2019 across three arenas of party competition (electoral, parliamentary, and governmental ones), the empirical analysis shows that, over the past decade, the level of institutionalization in the Western European party systems has dramatically declined compared with previous decades. Electoral, parliamentary, and - in some cases - governmental instability and unpredictability have reached record-high levels. Although the impact of the 2008 Great Recession has certainly worked as a catalyst, this process of de-institutionalization has been mainly driven by long-term factors, such as cleavage decline and length of democratic experience. Moreover, its consequences are relevant not only for the relationship between parties and voters, but also for the very quality of democracy, asparty system deinstitutionalization causes a decline in the citizens' satisfaction of the way democracy works and even an erosion of the 'objective' democratic standards. In a nutshell, Western Europe, once seen as the land of stability and the cradle of democracy, may have become the land of party system deinstitutionalization and incipient democratic backsliding.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book offers a systematic and far-reaching account of party system institutionalization in Western Europe. Drawing upon a wide array of data and through a comparison of 20 countries from the end of WWII to 2019 across three arenas of party competition (electoral, parliamentary, and governmental ones), the empirical analysis shows that, over the past decade, the level of institutionalization in the Western European party systems has dramatically declined compared with previous decades. Electoral, parliamentary, and - in some cases - governmental instability and unpredictability have reached record-high levels. Although the impact of the 2008 Great Recession has certainly worked as a catalyst, this process of de-institutionalization has been mainly driven by long-term factors, such as cleavage decline and length of democratic experience. Moreover, its consequences are relevant not only for the relationship between parties and voters, but also for the very quality of democracy, asparty system deinstitutionalization causes a decline in the citizens' satisfaction of the way democracy works and even an erosion of the 'objective' democratic standards. In a nutshell, Western Europe, once seen as the land of stability and the cradle of democracy, may have become the land of party system deinstitutionalization and incipient democratic backsliding.