1st Edition
Party System Change, the European Crisis and the State of Democracy
1. Party System Change and the European Crisis: An Introduction [Marco Lisi] 2. Party System Change in Belgium: From Stability to Fragmentation? [Dandoy Régis and Joly Jeroen] 3. Bulgaria: The Failed Party System Institutionalization [Antony Todorov] 4. Change and Stability in the Danish Party System [Karina Kosiara-Pedersen and Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard] 5. France: From Sarkozy to Macron, The Advent of a New Electoral Order in the Wake of the Economic Crisis [Simon Labouret] 6. Tectonic Shifts in the Party Landscape? Mapping Germany’s Party System Changes [Patricia Daehnhardt] 7. The Swift Unravelling: Party System Change and De-institutionalization in Greece during the Crisis [Emmanouil Tsatsanis] 8. The Hungarian Party System from Soft to Hard Populism [Attila Ágh] 9. The Never-Ending Transformation of the Italian Party System [Elisabetta De Giorgi] 10. The Phoenix of Consensus Democracy: Party System Change in the Netherlands [Simon Otjes] 11. (In)Stability of the Party System in Poland [Katarzyna Walecka] 12. The Times (May) Be A-Changin’? The Portuguese Party System in the 21st Century [Carlos Jalali] 13. The Romanian Party System: Cartelization, Coalition Leverage and Elite Continuity [Sergiu Gherghina] 14. From Stability to Change? The Evolution of the Party System in Spain [Juan Rodríguez-Teruel, Oscar Barberà, Astrid Barrio and Fernando Casal Bértoa] 15. Soul Searching and Political Change in the Name of the Swedish Welfare Model [Frederico Pedroso Rocha] 16. The British Party System(s): Fragmented, Unstable and Very Capricious [Eunice Goes] 17. The Impact of the European Crisis on Party System Change: Some Comparative Reflections [Marco Lisi]
Biography
Marco Lisi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Studies at Nova University of Lisbon, Portugal.
