ECPR Party
Politics Award for the Best Student Paper
The international journal Party
Politics sponsors an annual prize for the best paper delivered
at the annual Summer School on European Parties and Party Systems,
organized by the European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR)
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Year
of Award
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Authors,
institutional affiliations, and paper titles
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2014
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Sarah
Engler, Universität
Bern
"The
Role of Corruption in Explaining the Electoral Success of New Political
Parties in Central and Eastern Europe"
Berna
Öney, Universität
Oldenburg
"MainstreamParties’
Strategies toward Ethnic Niche Parties: How do political parties in
Turkey respond to the Kurdish issue?"
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2013
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Tristan
Vellinga, University
of Florida,
“Accession
and Realignment in Turkey: 1990-2007”
Gregor
Zons, Universität
Köln
“The
Programmatic Profiles of Niche Parties”
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2012
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Ruth
Dassonneville, Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven
“Cognitive
Mobilization and Vote Intention Switching. An Event History Analysis of
Electoral Volatility in the 2009 German Election Campaign”
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2011
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Miguel
Carreras, University
of Pittsburgh
“The
Rise of Outsiders in Latin America, 1980-2010: An Institutionalist
Perspective”
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2010
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Not
awarded
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2009
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Stephen
Quinlan, University
College Dublin
“Perceived
Party Differential and Youth Electoral Participation”
Thomas
Meyer, Universität
Mannheim
“Reception
and acceptance of party policy shifts in Great Britain”
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2008
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??
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2007
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Nikolaus
Eder, Universität
Mannheim
"Why
Parties do not Campaign on EU Issues: Attitudes of Austrian
Parliamentary Candidates towards European Integration"
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2006
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Nathalie
Giger, Universität
Bern
"The
Role of Parties: Still Relevant in the Era of Welfare State
Retrenchment?"
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2005
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Imke
Harbers, University
of Leiden
"Power
to the people? Experiments with participation in the federal district
of Mexico City between 1997 and 2003"
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2004
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Seth
Jolly, Duke
University
"European
Integration and the Rise of Regional Parties"
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