Abstract The emphasis national parties put on European Union (EU) issues in their manifestos varies to a great extent between countries. A systematic explanation of this variation is, however, still lacking. We address gap by exploring the effect temporal proximity and Parliament (EP) elections within electoral cycle parties’ EU issue emphasis. Multilevel mixed-effects Tobit regressions sample ...

This article examines the adoption of cross-border collaboration practices by introducing concept ‘intermediaries change’: individual journalists who drive and gradual normalisation pioneering practices. We ask how they implement practices, integrate them into existing working routines, this influences their conditions using a case study on Europe’s Far Right, network seven newspapers that inve...

The Spitzenkandidaten were meant to personalize European Parliament elections. This paper asks whether and through which channels the lead candidates actually able make themselves known among voters – a necessary precondition for any electoral effect. Combining panel surveys online tracking data, study explores candidate learning during German 2019 election campaign relates different types of n...

This paper analyses the impact of political competition on economic performance in Indonesia. study uses a database covering 427 districts Indonesia, from 2000 to 2013. Political is measured using Herfindahl Hirschman Concentration Index for district parliament election. variable potentially endogenous, because likely be non-random and correlated with unobservable variables. To solve this probl...

This paper discussed the influence of gender political participation in parliament advocating issues. The quantity women representation was increasing according to election contestation. Meanwhile, concept by adopting from Anne Philips mentioned that presence occurred due an imbalance between social classes men and women. Recently, there is evidence have a role public. Thus, politic which inter...

With growing public distrust toward European institutions, Eurosceptic populist radical-right parties make up almost a third of MEPs in the current Parliament. As part larger scholarly debate on parties’ success, this article examines intra-party selection logic for ‘perfect’ MEP candidate. Using original data from participant observation and interviews with Alternative Germany delegates during...

When Dr Godfrey Egwau, a consultant obstetrician at Soroti Regional Referral Hospital’s maternity unit, stood for parliament in February, voters knew that if he won he would move to the capital, Kampala, about 280 km away. Women in Soroti district weighed this and overwhelmingly voted for his opponent. Egwau, who dreamed of going into politics, lost the election. Many associate Egwau with the h...

ABSTRACT Over the last decade, strategic attacks on news media institutions and journalists have become an increasingly common feature of populist political communication. The purpose this article is to identify various strategies that politicians use criticise illuminate how circulation these vary between party types. builds a content analysis Twitter feeds all members parliament with active a...

Malaysia made history when the Dewan Rakyat approved an amendment to Federal Constitution that lowered voting age from 21 18 years old. The country’s democratic system was colored by automatic registration of those who turned as voters for 15th Malaysian General Election (GE-15). This aims democratize political process in this nation and promote mature, fair, equitable elections. ongoing study ...

The election is one of the important subject in political politics general and geography specific because there two ways to receive authority into philosophy authority, them way violence through attacker that it cause a terrible situation political, social economy And another community agree on democracy make change peace away from . In this research we analyze result elections round fourth fif...