The Personalization of Democratic Politics and the Challenge for Political Parties ( 1 )

Publication series :1

Author: Cross   William P.;Katz   Richard S.;Pruysers   Scott  

Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield International‎

Publication year: 2018

E-ISBN: 9781785522963

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781785522956

Subject: D034 State institutions;D05 party theories;D08 Other political theory problems

Keyword: 政党理论,国家体制,其他政治理论问题

Language: ENG

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Description

Those interested in election campaigns, voting, gender, governance, legislative behaviour, and political parties will all find something of value in the contributions that follow.

Chapter

Personalization and Personalized Politics

Our Animating Questions and Key Themes

Structure of the Book

Notes

Chapter 2

Personalization, Personalism and Electoral Systems

Electoral Systems and (Decentralized) Personalization

A Trend towards More Personalized Electoral Systems in Europe

The Origins of Electoral Systems Personalization

Exploring the Consequences of Personalized Electoral Systems

Conclusions: Electoral Systems, Personalization and the Role of Political Parties

Note

Chapter 3

The Personalization of Parliamentary Elections?1

The Increasingly Important Role of Leaders in Elections?

Data and Analysis

Attitudes about Party Leaders in Britain and Canada

Effects of Party Leaders on Vote Choice

Conclusions

Notes

Chapter 4

Personalism and Election Campaigning

Data and Case1

Personalization and the ‘Party’ Campaign

Personalization and the ‘Local’ Campaign

Conclusions

Notes

Chapter 5

Primaries and the Personalization of Party Leadership

The Primary Model: US Primaries

Methods of Leadership Selection

Conclusions

Notes

Chapter 6

Personalized Politics Online

Offline and Online Personalized Politics in the Controlled Media and in Voters’ Behaviour: A Comparison

Research Questions and Hypotheses

Methodology

Findings of the Cross-National Comparison

Personalized Politics of Facebook Posts: The Israeli Case

Conclusions

Notes

Chapter 7

Party Organization and Personalization

Party Organization and Personalization: A Top-Down Perspective

Personalization and Individual Participation: A ‘Bottom-Up’ View

Empirical Evidence of Bottom-Up Personalization

Conclusions: The Consequences of Bottom-Up Personalization for Party Organizations

Note

Chapter 8

Exploring the Role of Decentralized Personalization for Legislative Behaviour and Constituency Representation1

Theoretical Framework

Case Selection

Data

Constituency Service Enhanced by Campaign Personalization

Conclusions

Notes

Chapter 9

Personalization, Personal Authority and Governance1

The Core Executive

Leadership

Personal Authority in the Westminster Model

Discussion

Conclusions: Personal Authority and Parties

Note

Chapter 10

Presidentialization, Personalization and Populism

The Presidentialization Thesis

Presidentialization and Personalization

The Future of Presidentialization and Party Government

Chapter 11

Personalism, Personalization and Gender

Gendering Personalism and Personalization

Institutional Personalism, Personalization and Gender

Media Personalism, Personalization, and Gender

Behavioural Personalism, Personalization and Gender

The Problem of Privatization

Conclusions

Notes

Chapter 12

Personalization, Party Government and Democracy

Personalization at the Top

Personalization in Parliament and Parliamentary Elections

Personalization within Parties

Personalization and Representation

Conclusions

Notes

References

Index

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