09:30 - 11:10
P11
Intra-party politics and party instability
Room:
Room: South Room 223
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Jan Berz - Better to Polarize than be Popular? When do Party Leaders increase their Party's Vote Share?
Hans Noel, Gianluca Passarelli - The remixing and reinvention of parties and coalitions in Italian electoral politcs.
Noam Titelman - The role of independent candidates in the context of weak party identity: the Chilean case
Sona Golder, Raimondas Ibenskas, Allan Sikk - Understanding the Complexity of Party Instability in Parliaments
P11-1
Better to Polarize than be Popular? When do Party Leaders increase their Party's Vote Share?
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Jan Berz, Trinity College Dublin
P11-2
The remixing and reinvention of parties and coalitions in Italian electoral politcs.
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Hans Noel, Georgetown University, Gianluca Passarelli, Sapienza University of Rome
P11-3
The role of independent candidates in the context of weak party identity: the Chilean case
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Noam Titelman, London School of Economics and Political Science
P11-4
Understanding the Complexity of Party Instability in Parliaments
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Sona Golder, Penn State University, Raimondas Ibenskas, University of Bergen, Allan Sikk, University College London