1st Edition
New Paths for Selecting Political Elites Investigating the impact of inclusive Candidate and Party Leader Selection Methods
1. Intra-party selection methods and political elites: new trends and consequences
Giulia Sandri and Antonella Seddone
2. Choosing party leaders in Italy between personalization and democratization
Marco Valbruzzi
3. Playing with fire? The organizational consequences of party primaries in Spain
Oscar Barberà and Juan Rodríguez-Teruel
4. The outcomes of party primaries: (Dis)continuity in top candidates’ political and partisan profiles
Javier Martínez-Cantó and Javier Astudillo
5. Candidate selection, personalization of politics, and political careers: Insights from Italy
Bruno Marino, Nicola Martocchia Diodati and Luca Verzichelli
6. Impact of intraparty democracy on patterns of political career within Pan-Hellenic Socialist Movement: PASOK in Greece
Dimitrios Kosmopoulos
7. The effect of introducing primaries on the profiles of candidates in the Turkish context: The local experiences of candidates
Faruk Aksoy
8. Do candidate selection modes matter for the gender diversity within political elites? Evidence from the Belgian case in 2014
Audrey Vandeleene
9. The use of primaries for the selection of party leaders in the UK Conservative and Labour parties: Formal rules and ideological congruence
Agnès Alexandre-Collier and Emmanuelle Avril
10. Do different candidate selection methods produce different types of candidates? An analysis of the German case
Elisa Deiss-Helbig
11. The 'Belle Époque' of French primary. The evolution of the national and local framework of candidate selection
Marino De Luca
12. Political elites and party primaries
Antonella Seddone and Giulia Sandri
Biography
Giulia Sandri is Associate Professor at the European School of Political and Social Sciences of the Catholic University of Lille, France.
Antonella Seddone is Assistant Professor at the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society of the University of Turin, Italy.
