- Jeremy J.
Albright,
- "The
multidimensional nature of party
competition,"
699-719.
- Hilde Coffe and Rebecca
Plassa,
- "Party
policy position of Die Linke: A continuation of the PDS?"
721-735.
- Helene Helboe
Pedersen,
- "How
intra-party power relations affect the coalition
behaviour of political parties,"
737-754.
- Rodney Smith and Anika
Gauja,
- "Understanding
party constitutions as responses to specific
challenges,"
755-775.
- Linda Bos and Wouter van
der Brug,
- "Public
images of leaders of anti-immigration parties:
Perceptions of legitimacy and
effectiveness,"
777-799.
- Richard Rose and William
Mishler,
- "A
supply-demand model of party-system institutionalization:
The Russian case,"
801-821.
- Susan E. Scarrow and
Burcu Gezgor,
- "Declining
memberships, changing members? European political party
members in a new era," 823-843.
Book Reviews
- [All
available at ]
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- Bonnie M. Meguid, Party Competition Between
Unequals: Strategies and Electoral Fortunes in Western
Europe.
- Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008.
(Reviewed by Michael Laver)
Party Politics, 16 (November, 2010), 845-847
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- Ruy Teixeira (ed.), Red, Blue, and Purple America:
The Future of Election Demographics.
- Washington, DC: The Brookings Institution, 2008.
(Reviewed by Douglas L. Koopman)
Party Politics, 16 (November, 2010), 847-849
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- Agnes Batory, The Politics of EU Accession:
Ideology, Party Strategy and the European Question in
Hungary.
- Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2008.
(Reviewed by Cristina Chiva)
Party Politics, 16 (November, 2010), 849-850
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- Arda Can Kumbaracibasi, Turkish Politics and the
Rise of the AKP: Dilemmas of Institutionalization and
Leadership.
- London and New York: Routledge, 2009. (Reviewed by
Ilter Turan)
Party Politics, 16 (November, 2010), 851-852
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- Stephen Meredith, Labours Old and New: The
Parliamentary Right of the British Labour Party 1970-79
and the Roots of New Labour.
- Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2008.
(Reviewed by Eric Shaw)
Party Politics, 16 (November, 2010), 852-854.
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