Special
Issue: Religious parties and the inclusion-moderation
thesis
Guest Edtors: Manfred Brocker and Mirjam
Künkler
- Special Issue
Articles
- Manfred Brocker and
Mirjam Künkler,
- "Religious
parties: Revisiting the inclusion-moderation hypothesis -
Introduction,"
171-186.
- Steven T. Wuhs,
- "Inclusion
and its moderating effects on ideas, interests and
institutions: Mexico's Partido Acción
Nacional,"
187-209.
- Michael Buehler,
- "Revisiting
the inclusion-moderation thesis in the context of
decentralized institutions: The behavior of Indonesia's
Prosperous Justice Party in national and local
politics,"
210-229.
- Sarah Wilson Sokhey and
A. Kadir Yildirim,
- "Economic
liberalization and political moderation: The case of
anti-system parties,"
230-255.
- Carolyn M. Warner,
- "Christian
Democracy in Italy: An alternative path to religious
party moderation," 256-276.
- Regular
Articles
- Pradeep
Chhibber,
- "Dynastic
parties: Organization, finance and
impact," 277-295.
- Oleh Protsyk and Stela
Garaz,
- "Politicization
of ethnicity in party manifestos,"
296-318.
- Ann Grzymala-Busse,
- "Why
there is (almost) no Christian Democracy in
post-communist Europe?"
319-342.
- Carl Dahlström and
Peter Esaiasson,
- "The
immigration issue and anti-immigrant party success in
Sweden 1970-2006: A deviant case
analysis,"
343-364.
- Corrigendum to Sonia
Alonso and Sara Claro da Fonseca, "Immigration, left and
right," Party Politics 18 (2012, 6).
- On page numbers 865 and
884 the co-author's name was misspelled as Saro Claro da
Fonseca. The correct name is Sara Claro da
Fonseca.
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Use our search
page to find authors or terms in articles
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Book
Reviews
- [All
available at http://ppq.sagepub.com/content/vol19/issue2
]
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- Hans Daalder, State formation, parties and
democracy: Studies in comparative European
politics.
- Colchester: ECPR Press, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (March 2013), 365-367.
(Reviewed by Hanspeter Kriesi)
- J. David Gillespie, Challengers to duopoly: Why
third parties matter in American two-party
politics.
- Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press,
2012.
Party Politics, 19 (March 2013), 367-369.,
(Reviewed by Scot Schraufnagel)
- David Art, Inside the radical right: The
development of anti-immigrant parties in Western
Europe.
- Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (March 2013), 369-371.
(Reviewed by Teun Pauwels)
- Christopher J. Kam, Party discipline and
parliamentary politics.
- Cambridge:Cambridge University Press, 2009.
- William B. Heller and Carol Mershon (eds),
Political Parties and Legislative Party
Switching.
- New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009.
Party Politics, 19 (March 2013), 371-374. (Both
reviewed by Mihail Chiru)
- Patrick Diamond and Michael Kenny (eds),
Reassessing new labour: Market, state and society
under Blair and Brown.
- Chichester: Wiley Blackwell, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (March 2013), 374-376.
(Reviewed by Edward Maxfield)
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