- Ignacio Lago and Ferran
Martinez,
- "Why
new parties?,"
3-20.
- Paul F. Whiteley,
"
- Is
the party over? The decline of party activism and
membership across the democratic world,"
21-44.
- Peter John Loewen and
Daniel Rubenson,
- "For
want of a nail: Negative persuasion in a party leadership
race," 45-65.
- Miki Caul Kittilson,
- "Women,
parties and platforms in post-industrial
democracies,"
66-92.
- Bernard Grofman and
Peter Selb,
- "Turnout
and the (effective) number of parties at the national and
district levels: A puzzle-solving
approach,"
93-117.
- Mette Anthonsen,
Johannes Lindvall, and Ulrich Schmidt-Hansen,
- "Social
democrats, unions and corporatism: Denmark and Sweden
compared," 118-134.
Book Reviews
- [All
available at http://ppq.sagepub.com/content/vol17/issue1/?etoc
]
-
- Ashley Lavelle, The Death of Social Democracy:
Political Consequences in the 21st Century.
- Aldershot: Ashgate, 2008.
- Wolfgang Merkel, Alexander Petring, Christian Henkes
and Christoph Egle, Social Democracy in Power: The
Capacity to Reform.
- London and New York: Routledge, 2008.
Party Politics, 17 (January, 2011), 135-137
(Reviewed by Robert Ladrech)
- Monroe, Nathan W., Jason M. Roberts and David W.
Rohde (eds), Why Not Parties? Party Effects in the
United States Senate.
- Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 2008.
Party Politics, , 17 (January, 2011), 137-139.
(Reviewed by Matthew N. Green)
- Steven D. Roper and Janis Ikstens (eds), Public
Finance and Post-Communist Party Development.
- Aldershot, England: Ashgate Publishing Limited,
2008.
Party Politics, 17 (January, 2011),
139-140.(Reviewed by Natalie A. Kistner)
- Jennifer Lees-Marshment, Political Marketing and
British Political Parties.
- Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2008.
Party Politics, 17 (January, 2011), 141-142.
(Reviewed by Mick Temple)
- James Newell, The Italian General Election of
2006: Romano Prodi's Victory.
- Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2008.
Party Politics, 17 (January, 2011), 142-144.
(Reviewed by Emanuele Massetti)
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